Is there a way to have a shortcut listed that will bring a user into their
network directory?

Sure ... outlook has a "SHORTCUTS" folder in the navigation pane where you
can add ANY shortcuts to system files and folders.
Best done by click&dragging the shortcuts onto the shortcuts ribbon
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I am what I am - the cow don''t make ham...


"madevries" wrote:

> Is there a way to have a shortcut listed that will bring a user into their
> network directory?

Aligator <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Sure ... outlook has a "SHORTCUTS" folder in the navigation pane
> where you can add ANY shortcuts to system files and folders.

Um, no. In versions prior to Outlook 2003, you could have file system
shortcuts in the Outlook Bar, but when thje Navigation Pane was introduced
in Outlook 2003, the ability to have file system references was removed.
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Brian Tillman

oops - I must have not dragged it correctly; one must drag it to one of the
headings for it to drop into the correct location. Tested and worked -
thanks. But the ironic thing is they were (after some digging) referring to
the use of PST files (stored on the network) haha.

Actually it does work, you just need to be in the "shortcuts" pane
-md