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Keith G Hicks
I'm splitting up my very lage pst file. One of the folders in my "personals"
is called "Work Emails" and it has a few dozen subfolders. I'm going to
create a new pst specifically for these work emails so I don't need a folder
in it called "Work Emails" as that would be quite redundant. So I would like
to select ALL the subfolders under "Work Emails" in the peronals pst file
and drag them all at once into the new pst file (or by using the "move"
option). But I cannot for the life of me see anywhere in Outlook (version
2003 by the way) that allows you to select multiple folders at once like you
can in Windows Explorer. Is this possible somehow? And if not, once again,
how very shortsighted of MS (and is this problem corrected in later
versions?)!
Thanks,
Keith
is called "Work Emails" and it has a few dozen subfolders. I'm going to
create a new pst specifically for these work emails so I don't need a folder
in it called "Work Emails" as that would be quite redundant. So I would like
to select ALL the subfolders under "Work Emails" in the peronals pst file
and drag them all at once into the new pst file (or by using the "move"
option). But I cannot for the life of me see anywhere in Outlook (version
2003 by the way) that allows you to select multiple folders at once like you
can in Windows Explorer. Is this possible somehow? And if not, once again,
how very shortsighted of MS (and is this problem corrected in later
versions?)!
Thanks,
Keith