[Njtechdiv] outlook folders

Mon Jun 3 09:47:16 UTC 2019

Hello Mr Jim 
My name is Lester 
I am new at windows ten 
I would like to talk to u about windows ten  and out look please   
I am not new on the computer doing it for about ten years 
I am not to bad in sending or opening emails it is just making files or folders 
I get the two confused 
thanks for any help u can give me 
If u could email me with a time that we could talk 
If this is o k by u
because after reading your email I found that I have two places that  I put my folders
or files  and do not know how to fix them HELP Me please 
I didn’t know that u could put them in two placers 
Sorry I love windows seven and live mail  
I am in the teck list 
thanks from Lester 
From: James Hulme via Njtechdiv 
Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2019 4:42 PM
To: New Jersey Technology Division List ; angela.mperone at iptimum.net 
Cc: James Hulme 
Subject: Re: [Njtechdiv] outlook folders

Please try these steps:

Display the Folder Pane
To start working with folders in Outlook, you need to first to make sure that the Folder Pane is displayed.

To display the Folder Pane, in the Outlook main view, press Alt+V, F, N.

Create a new folder
You can create a new folder to organize, for example, your emails according to the subject or sender.

  1.. In the Outlook main view, press Alt+O, N. You hear: "Create new folder, Name, editing." The focus is on the Name text field.

  2.. Type a name for the folder, and then press the Tab key. You hear "Folder contains," followed by the currently selected option.

  3.. To select the type of items that the new folder contains, press Alt+Down arrow key. Press the Up or Down arrow key until you hear the type you want, and then press Enter. If you're creating a folder for emails, select Mail and Post Items.

  4.. To select the location where to create the new folder, press the Tab key. You hear: "Inbox." Press the Up or Down arrow key until you hear the location you want.

  For example, if you want to create a folder on the same level as your Inbox, press the Up arrow key until you hear the name of your email account. If you want to place the new folder inside another folder, press the Up or Down arrow key until you hear the folder you want.

  You can change the location of the folder later. For instructions, go to Move a folder.

  5.. Once you're happy with your selections, press Enter. The folder is added either in the folder tree in alphabetical order or inside another folder depending on your selection.

Move emails to a folder
  1.. Navigate to the email you want to move to a folder.

  2.. Press Ctrl+Shift+V. The Move Items dialog opens.

  3.. Press the Up or Down arrow key until you hear the folder you want, and then press Enter.

Rename a folder
  1.. In the Outlook main view, press F6 until you hear the currently selected folder.

  2.. Press the Up or Down arrow key until you hear the folder you want to rename, and then press Shift+F10, R. You hear "Editing," followed by the current folder name.

  3.. Type the new name for the folder, and then press Enter.

Move a folder
  1.. In the Outlook main view, press F6 until you hear the currently selected folder.

  2.. Press the Up or Down arrow key until you hear the folder you want to move, and then press Shift+F10, M. The Move Folder dialog opens. The focus is in the folder list.

  3.. Press the Up or Down arrow key until you hear the location where you want to move the folder, and then press Enter.

Delete a folder
When you delete a folder, it's first moved to the Deleted Items folder in Outlook. To permanently delete the folder, you can either empty the Deleted Items folder or separately delete just the one folder from the Deleted Items folder.

When you delete a folder, you’re also deleting everything inside of it.

Move a folder to the Deleted Items folder
When you've moved a folder to the Deleted Items folder, you can still retrieve it by moving it to another folder. For instructions, go to Move a folder.

  1.. In the Outlook main view, press F6 until you hear

  2.. Outlook helpsite2  

Hope that helps, 

Have a great week!!!!

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On Sun, Jun 2, 2019 at 11:59 AM angela via Njtechdiv <njtechdiv at nfbnet.org> wrote:

  How do you get to outlook folders after windows up date moved them  Angela Perone 

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