Brian,
I appreciate your attempt to help me, but what I said is not "nonsense".
Clicking the Folder List certainly does show you all the available folders,
but it does not open the Personal folder and display every single subfolder
(like a tree). As far as I know it has to be done manually by opening each
subfolder. I was looking for a simple way to do a search by folder name to
find the exact location of a misplaced folder within the subfolders since
there were so many to open in this particular PST.
I ended up finding it one my own by referencing a backup PST and searching a
couple nearby folders which it had mistakenly been moved to.
The closest thing I found to search for a folder by name is under Tools/Find
Public Folder. But of course, Microsoft doesn't think it should allow it to
search personal folders for some reason even though you can browse to them
using that tool. It can only search Public folders. Seems to be a simple
search feature overlooked in Outllook.
OU