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August 8th 07, 12:47 PM
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Shortcut to file system folder
Hello
Probably an obvious question but I don't seem to find a valid answer: is there a way to create a link / shortcut from Outlook to the file system ? Basically I would like to have some of my most used folders to show up in my Outlook list of folders or shortcuts. Any pointer welcome --alexT 
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August 8th 07, 03:51 PM
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I think that ability was removed in OL2003 and OL2007
"AlexT." wrote in message oups.com... Hello Probably an obvious question but I don't seem to find a valid answer: is there a way to create a link / shortcut from Outlook to the file system ? Basically I would like to have some of my most used folders to show up in my Outlook list of folders or shortcuts. Any pointer welcome
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August 8th 07, 04:05 PM
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AlexT. wrote:
Probably an obvious question but I don't seem to find a valid answer: is there a way to create a link / shortcut from Outlook to the file system ? Basically I would like to have some of my most used folders to show up in my Outlook list of folders or shortcuts. In Outlook 2000, you could add file system links to the Outlook bar (along the left side of the main window), and perhaps it was possible in Outlook 2002 (although I don't recall), but it's not possible in Outlook 2003 and beyond. -- Brian Tillman
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August 9th 07, 01:43 AM
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On Aug 8, 4:05 pm, "Brian Tillman" wrote:
AlexT. wrote: Probably an obvious question but I don't seem to find a valid answer: is there a way to create a link / shortcut from Outlook to the file system ? Basically I would like to have some of my most used folders to show up in my Outlook list of folders or shortcuts. In Outlook 2000, you could add file system links to the Outlook bar (along the left side of the main window), and perhaps it was possible in Outlook 2002 (although I don't recall), but it's not possible in Outlook 2003 and beyond. -- Brian Tillman Bummer Any third party app ?
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