I read an article about this and it says to select the message in the folder.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...7761033.aspx#1
anyway, this functions in my personal folders (which I dont use). I have a
hotmail account I used exclusively in Outlook 2007. When I select any of the
folders in my hotmail account, I am not able to select "Organize" under the
"Tools" drop down menu. I would like to add color to message headers in my
inbox from special senders.

In fact, when I right click on an email message in one of my hotmail folders
and select "Message Options", I am not given the oportunity to click on
"Categorize" or anything else in that pop-up box (unlike the messages in my
personal folders).

Seems like I'm doing something wrong over here! If it cant be done with
hotmail, then why does it work with my experimental gmail account?

thank-you,

walter Graham

I would like to amend the previous post with yet another article I read at
http://email.about.com/od/outlooktip...categories.htm that says IMAP
accounts cant be "Catagorized". I guess that means it cant be done with a
hotmail account.

Now what I'm trying to do is get the new emails from my hotmail inbox to
show up in the personal folders inbox. Is there a way to make that work?
thanks!
Walter Graham

"Walterramjet" wrote:

> I read an article about this and it says to select the message in the folder.
> http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...7761033.aspx#1
> anyway, this functions in my personal folders (which I dont use). I have a
> hotmail account I used exclusively in Outlook 2007. When I select any of the
> folders in my hotmail account, I am not able to select "Organize" under the
> "Tools" drop down menu. I would like to add color to message headers in my
> inbox from special senders.
>
> In fact, when I right click on an email message in one of my hotmail folders
> and select "Message Options", I am not given the oportunity to click on
> "Categorize" or anything else in that pop-up box (unlike the messages in my
> personal folders).
>
> Seems like I'm doing something wrong over here! If it cant be done with
> hotmail, then why does it work with my experimental gmail account?
>
> thank-you,
>
> walter Graham

drag and drop from the hotmail folder to the local folder...

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"Walterramjet" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I would like to amend the previous post with yet another article I read at
> http://email.about.com/od/outlooktip...categories.htm that says IMAP
> accounts cant be "Catagorized". I guess that means it cant be done with a
> hotmail account.
>
> Now what I'm trying to do is get the new emails from my hotmail inbox to
> show up in the personal folders inbox. Is there a way to make that work?
> thanks!
> Walter Graham
>
> "Walterramjet" wrote:
>
>> I read an article about this and it says to select the message in the
>> folder.
>> http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...7761033.aspx#1
>> anyway, this functions in my personal folders (which I dont use). I have
>> a
>> hotmail account I used exclusively in Outlook 2007. When I select any of
>> the
>> folders in my hotmail account, I am not able to select "Organize" under
>> the
>> "Tools" drop down menu. I would like to add color to message headers in
>> my
>> inbox from special senders.
>>
>> In fact, when I right click on an email message in one of my hotmail
>> folders
>> and select "Message Options", I am not given the oportunity to click on
>> "Categorize" or anything else in that pop-up box (unlike the messages in
>> my
>> personal folders).
>>
>> Seems like I'm doing something wrong over here! If it cant be done with
>> hotmail, then why does it work with my experimental gmail account?
>>
>> thank-you,
>>
>> walter Graham