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I currently have a public contact folder containing all of our firm's
clients. I would like to set up a main public mail type folder with sub-folders for each of my client ID numbers. The goal is to keep all types of correspondence (word documents, adobe files, emails, etc) for that particular client in that public sub-folder. The problem seems to be that it is time consuming to navigate down to the public folder and scroll through hundreds of subfolders. We though that we might be able to do a custom form for our contacts and add a button (or something) that will open up that particular public folder so it will be easy to get to. Is this a possibility? Tammy |
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Sorry, I forgot to mention I have Outlook 2003.
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