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07-15-2009
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| | Folder Alphabetization Does anyone know how to aphabetize sub folders? There is no Up/Down in the right click menu like there is for the main folders. Obviously, I would like them to remain aphabetized upon opening and closing Windows Live Mail. Without alphabetization, you end up with a hodge podge of sub folders. I have a very long list of sub folders and trying to find the sub folder I'm want to store a message in is a waste of my time. |
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07-15-2009
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| | Re: Folder Alphabetization I need to understand your interpretation of sub-folders. Let say, I have 3 e-mail accounts. Under each account I have about 20 names under In-box. Which ones do you consider as my sub-folders ? If you are referring to the names, they are arranged alphabetically by itself. Your header does not tell me which e-mail program you are using. I use Windows Mail/ Windows Live Mail. t-4-2 "Don" <Don@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:EED208F2-CD83-41FA-9515-8D46DC94871D@xxxxxx Quote: > Does anyone know how to aphabetize sub folders? There is no Up/Down in the > right click menu like there is for the main folders. Obviously, I would > like > them to remain aphabetized upon opening and closing Windows Live Mail. > > Without alphabetization, you end up with a hodge podge of sub folders. I > have a very long list of sub folders and trying to find the sub folder I'm > want to store a message in is a waste of my time. |
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07-15-2009
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| | Re: Folder Alphabetization "to remain aphabetized upon opening and closing Windows Live Mail." -- Ron Sommer "t-4-2" <dhuang1@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:eC51HoXBKHA.3724@xxxxxx Quote: > I need to understand your interpretation of sub-folders. > Let say, I have 3 e-mail accounts. Under each account I have about 20 > names under In-box. > Which ones do you consider as my sub-folders ? > If you are referring to the names, they are arranged alphabetically by > itself. > Your header does not tell me which e-mail program you are using. > I use Windows Mail/ Windows Live Mail. > t-4-2 > > "Don" <Don@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:EED208F2-CD83-41FA-9515-8D46DC94871D@xxxxxx Quote: >> Does anyone know how to aphabetize sub folders? There is no Up/Down in >> the >> right click menu like there is for the main folders. Obviously, I would >> like >> them to remain aphabetized upon opening and closing Windows Live Mail. >> >> Without alphabetization, you end up with a hodge podge of sub folders. I >> have a very long list of sub folders and trying to find the sub folder >> I'm >> want to store a message in is a waste of my time. |
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07-15-2009
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| | Re: Folder Alphabetization It's Windows Live Mail. Sub Folders are folders I have created in my email account to store emails I need to save. Don "t-4-2" wrote: Quote: > I need to understand your interpretation of sub-folders. > Let say, I have 3 e-mail accounts. Under each account I have about 20 names > under In-box. > Which ones do you consider as my sub-folders ? > If you are referring to the names, they are arranged alphabetically by > itself. > Your header does not tell me which e-mail program you are using. > I use Windows Mail/ Windows Live Mail. > t-4-2 > > "Don" <Don@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:EED208F2-CD83-41FA-9515-8D46DC94871D@xxxxxx Quote: > > Does anyone know how to aphabetize sub folders? There is no Up/Down in the > > right click menu like there is for the main folders. Obviously, I would > > like > > them to remain aphabetized upon opening and closing Windows Live Mail. > > > > Without alphabetization, you end up with a hodge podge of sub folders. I > > have a very long list of sub folders and trying to find the sub folder I'm > > want to store a message in is a waste of my time. > |
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07-15-2009
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| | Re: Folder Alphabetization I think you'll find that user-defined folders *are* sorted alphabetically, but after the system folders Inbox, Drafts, Sent items, Junk e-mail and Deleted items in that order. Are you seeing something different? -- Noel "Don" <Don@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CF4C279F-C0D2-4353-B95F-DF566243D0E0@xxxxxx Quote: > It's Windows Live Mail. Sub Folders are folders I have created in > my email account to store emails I need to save. Quote: > "t-4-2" wrote: Quote: >> I need to understand your interpretation of sub-folders. >> Let say, I have 3 e-mail accounts. Under each account I have >> about 20 names under In-box. >> Which ones do you consider as my sub-folders ? >> If you are referring to the names, they are arranged >> alphabetically by itself. >> Your header does not tell me which e-mail program you are using. >> I use Windows Mail/ Windows Live Mail. Quote: Quote: >> "Don" <Don@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:EED208F2-CD83-41FA-9515-8D46DC94871D@xxxxxx Quote: >> > Does anyone know how to aphabetize sub folders? There is no >> > Up/Down in the right click menu like there is for the main >> > folders. Obviously, I would like them to remain aphabetized >> > upon opening and closing Windows Live Mail. >> > >> > Without alphabetization, you end up with a hodge podge of sub >> > folders. I have a very long list of sub folders and trying to >> > find the sub folder I'm want to store a message in is a waste >> > of my time. |
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07-15-2009
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| | Re: Folder Alphabetization THAT is why I do not understand. Like I said earlier, folders we created ARE arranged alphabetically BY THE SYSTEM. t-4-2 "Ildhund" <jnllb@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uLviC1ZBKHA.4168@xxxxxx Quote: > I think you'll find that user-defined folders *are* sorted alphabetically, > but after the system folders Inbox, Drafts, Sent items, Junk e-mail and > Deleted items in that order. Are you seeing something different? > -- > Noel > > "Don" <Don@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:CF4C279F-C0D2-4353-B95F-DF566243D0E0@xxxxxx Quote: >> It's Windows Live Mail. Sub Folders are folders I have created in my >> email account to store emails I need to save. Quote: >> "t-4-2" wrote: Quote: >>> I need to understand your interpretation of sub-folders. >>> Let say, I have 3 e-mail accounts. Under each account I have about 20 >>> names under In-box. >>> Which ones do you consider as my sub-folders ? >>> If you are referring to the names, they are arranged alphabetically by >>> itself. >>> Your header does not tell me which e-mail program you are using. >>> I use Windows Mail/ Windows Live Mail. Quote: Quote: >>> "Don" <Don@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>> news:EED208F2-CD83-41FA-9515-8D46DC94871D@xxxxxx >>> > Does anyone know how to aphabetize sub folders? There is no Up/Down in >>> > the right click menu like there is for the main folders. Obviously, I >>> > would like them to remain aphabetized upon opening and closing Windows >>> > Live Mail. >>> > >>> > Without alphabetization, you end up with a hodge podge of sub folders. >>> > I have a very long list of sub folders and trying to find the sub >>> > folder I'm want to store a message in is a waste of my time. > |
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