Canukcycle said:
You're right. When I had sent this email I had accessed the wrong
view. When I access the Folder List View, I see all default folders
(Calendar, Contacts, Deleted Items, Drafts, Inbox, Junk Email,
Outbox, RSS Feeds, Sent Items, & Search Folders). But no Notes Folder.
Odd. It should come, obviously, between Junk E-mail and Outbox. It should
be impossible to delete one of the default folders, although I know you can
do it in Outlook Web Access. I don't see anywhere in your prior posts where
you've mentioned your account type. Assuming a POP account, were I you,
I'd first create a new folder that holds Notes items, at the same level as
Inbox, Outbox, and the rest. I'd then select the Notes view, select all the
notes with CTRL-A, and drag them to the notes folder I created. Then I'd
create a new PST (File>New>Outlook Data File) and make it my delivery
location (on Tools>Account Settings>Data Files). I'd then stop and restart
Outlook, wich will populate the new PST with all the default folders, but
still provide access to all the original folders as well. I'd then open
each of those old folders, select all the data with CTRL-A, and copy it to
the corresponding new default folder (copying the CONTENTS of the folders,
not the folders themselves). The Calendar folder must be in a table view
like By Category in order to use CTRL-A to select all the items. When I was
done copying all the data, I'd right-click the root of the old PST and
choose Close to remove the old PST from the folder list.