[Outlook 2003] How do I reosrt folders under "Folder List"?

[achen]

My folders are always sorted alphabetically as below since the first
day I use Outlook (2000 then upgraded to 2003).

-Calendar
-Contacts
-Deleted Items
-Draft
-Inbox
-Journal
-Notes
-Outbox
-Sent Items
-Tasks

However, for some reason, they are resorted as below now:
-Contacts
-Calendar
-Outbox
-Notes
- Tasks
-Sent Items
-Journal
-Inbox
-Draft
-Deleted Items


Can someone tell me how could I fix this?

 

[achen]

Need some help, please....

 

[Brian Tillman]

My folders are always sorted alphabetically as below since the first
day I use Outlook (2000 then upgraded to 2003).

-Calendar
-Contacts
-Deleted Items
-Draft
-Inbox
-Journal
-Notes
-Outbox
-Sent Items
-Tasks

However, for some reason, they are resorted as below now:
-Contacts
-Calendar
-Outbox
-Notes
- Tasks
-Sent Items
-Journal
-Inbox
-Draft
-Deleted Items

In what view are you examining these?

 

[achen]

"Folder List"

 

[Brian Tillman]

"Folder List"

I have a hard time believing this. Can you post a screen shot?

 

[achen]

Why would I lie for creating a problem that did not exist at all?

Not only one but I can provide you two:
http://www.upimages.net/upload/79700afc.gif

The weird thing is that folders listed under these two accounts are
sorted in different orders!! All other accounts that are not expanded
have folders listed in regular order.

 

[Brian Tillman]

Why would I lie for creating a problem that did not exist at all?

I didn't mean to imply I thought you were lying.

Not only one but I can provide you two:
http://www.upimages.net/upload/79700afc.gif

The weird thing is that folders listed under these two accounts are
sorted in different orders!! All other accounts that are not expanded
have folders listed in regular order.

Are these all Exchange accounts that belong to other people?

 

[achen]

yes and no.

I log on as userA but using userB as major account in Outlook porfile,
and added my own account along with other accounts as additional
mailboxes.
So yes they are additional accounts but at least one of them belongs to
the same SDUC account I use to logon to Windows.

 

[Brian Tillman]

yes and no.

I log on as userA but using userB as major account in Outlook porfile,
and added my own account along with other accounts as additional
mailboxes.
So yes they are additional accounts but at least one of them belongs
to the same SDUC account I use to logon to Windows.

It's beyond my limited knowledge. I hope someone else can explain it.