Outlook - How do you find the location of a subfolder?

[Ben@Telstra]

I've sorted my C:drive to have a number of subfolders and nested subfolders.
Using the Search function I can see a file in a subfolder, but how do I find
the path to this sub folder?

 

[Cynthia]

It should be as simle as right click on the folder>properties. The path
usually shows up there.

 

[Ben@Telstra]

Thanks Cynthia,
Using Advanced Find, I can see the file and the folder, but my right click
does not have a Properties option, can you step me through how you did it
again
Ben

 

[Brian Tillman]

I've sorted my C:drive to have a number of subfolders and nested
subfolders. Using the Search function I can see a file in a
subfolder, but how do I find the path to this sub folder?

How is this an Outloook question? Outlook folders are not file system
objects.

 

[Ben@Telstra]

Hi Brian,
I'm trying to find a subfolder I created in a Personal Folder on my C:drive.
When I use the message search function I can see files in the "In Folder" but
can't see the Outlook path to the "In Folder".

 

[Gordon]

Hi Brian,
I'm trying to find a subfolder I created in a Personal Folder on my
C:drive.
When I use the message search function I can see files in the "In Folder"
but
can't see the Outlook path to the "In Folder".

That's because it's contained within the one pst file - there IS no separate
folder as such.

 

[Ben@Telstra]

Thanks Gordon,
Got it!
don't try and search in nested subfolders.
Regards Ben

 

[Brian Tillman]

Got it!
don't try and search in nested subfolders.

One of the Outlook MVPs posted code that searched subfolders and display
names, but I can't locate it. http://www.outlookcode.com/ would be a good
place to search.