No Tree Structure in OL 2003 Folder List for Contacts
On Sat, 17 Jun 2006 17:19:30 -0400, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]"
wrote:
Use Ctrl+6 to get the folder list back that you had in Outlook 2000.
OK, here is how it works I think.
The Folder List Icon or as you say CTRL+6 both show a tree'd view of
all types of objects, email, contacts, tasks, etc. I think this may
have been the only view available on the left hand pane of Outlook
2000.
Then MS has added (I think), the icons to allow you to only look at
one type of object, e.g. emails (in a tree'd view but initially
collapsed), but all the other types do not seem to be tree'd.
Now the icon Shortcuts... If I set up a shortcut to Contacts, it
doesn't work like the shortcuts in Outlook 2000. It doesn't take me to
the Contacts TREE, it just takes me to the top folder in my Contacts
Hierarchy.
I think the Shortcuts in Outlook 2000 merely positioned you to the
right place in the tree'd folder list hierarchy. But that wasn't all
bad.
Does not look like I can set up a shortcut to the Contacts Hierarchy
with a tree'd view.
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"J. J."
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