Outlook 2003 does not have Favorite (Website) option on main menu.

[Dennis]

Outlook 2003 came installed on new computer. It works fine in general, but I
can't find a way to add the "Favorites" button between "Edit" and "Tools" on
the main menu bar. The Favorites folder does not appear in the personal
folder list either. Internet Explorer has the Favorites "Star" icon and works
fine with the list of favorite websites.

 

[Brian Tillman]

Outlook 2003 came installed on new computer. It works fine in
general, but I can't find a way to add the "Favorites" button between
"Edit" and "Tools" on the main menu bar.

The "Shortcuts" item in the Navigation Pane is where you add favorites. You
can also add a custom toolbar and add "Add to Favorites" and "Organize
Favorites" to that toolbar.

 

[D Thomas]

Would you be so kind as to be a litte more detailed on how to go about
finding the "shortcuts" item on the Navigation button. I'm not at all as
savy as the rest of the troops when it comes to computers

 

[D Thomas]

My apologizes for not being a little more clear on the last post. I know
where the shortcuts item is on the Navigation toolbar, under the "GO" toolbar
menu. Like the previous post from "Dennis", I would like to add the Internet
Explorer "Favorite" to the toolbar. This was available on previous versions
of outlook. I have over 500 sites of importance to me neatly catagorized
which I now must manually go to IE in order to access those Favorite book
marked sites. This is an inconvenience. Please show me, in detail, how I
can add the IE Favorites to the main toolbar as in previous versions. Thank
you in advance for your help

 

[Roady [MVP]]

You can configure the toolbar by going to;
View-> Toobars-> Customize...

For details see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/customizetoolbar.htm

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