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| Vista Ultimate 64-bit, SP2 | Sorting mail by contacts. HINTS TO HELP YOU. Quote: I’m keeping my emails sorted by contacts where each contact has its own dedicated folder so I later can quickly find back any conversation with that person. Your “Today’s Unread Mail folder” tip helped me a lot to easily find back any new items. I still like my sorting method but it’s really hard to find back any rules (sometimes my contacts change address) as I really have over a hundred of them now. Also, I feel that Outlook gets slower with each rule that I add. I also tried to mimic my sorting method at work but then I hit the rules limit quite quickly. Is there any way to overcome these issues without me changing my sorting method? Sorting mail by contacts | MSOutlook.info |
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