I accidently deleted my unread/new mail folder. Consequently, i only have
the Inbox, Follow-Up, and Deleted folders. While my new mail does go to the
Inbox, and is marked as new (bold # of new mails), the unread/new mail fodler
was a quick oragnization tool since I spend a lot of time in old email for
work. Is there any way I can get this folder back? Obviously ONLY creating
a New Folder will not do the trick.

Thanks,
SJC

File-> New-> Search Folder...
The Unread Mail folder is already available there as a template.

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"SJC" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I accidently deleted my unread/new mail folder. Consequently, i only have
> the Inbox, Follow-Up, and Deleted folders. While my new mail does go to
> the
> Inbox, and is marked as new (bold # of new mails), the unread/new mail
> fodler
> was a quick oragnization tool since I spend a lot of time in old email for
> work. Is there any way I can get this folder back? Obviously ONLY
> creating
> a New Folder will not do the trick.
>
> Thanks,
> SJC

What version of Outlook? I assume you're referring to the Favorite Folder
area in the Navigation Pane of Outlook. If you expand your Search Folders,
you may see the "Unread Mail" folder. If not, right click on Search Folders
and select New Search Folder and select Unread Mail at the top and say OK.
Once you have the Unread Mail folder, right click on it and select Add to
Favorite Folder.

"SJC" wrote:

> I accidently deleted my unread/new mail folder. Consequently, i only have
> the Inbox, Follow-Up, and Deleted folders. While my new mail does go to the
> Inbox, and is marked as new (bold # of new mails), the unread/new mail fodler
> was a quick oragnization tool since I spend a lot of time in old email for
> work. Is there any way I can get this folder back? Obviously ONLY creating
> a New Folder will not do the trick.
>
> Thanks,
> SJC