In an effort to be more "green", I'm finally saving work e-mails in sorted
electronic folders rather than paper ones. Previously, I've kept all my
e-mails in either the "Inbox" folder or the "Sent Items" folder, as
appropriate. Now that I have many subfolders in each of those folders, when
Outlook archives, will it maintain my subfolders within the archive folders?
Do I need to do something to make that happen?

Thanks!

If you have Outlook configured to archive those folders, it will
preserve the folder structure. But you have to make sure they're
configured to archive (Right-click the folder | Properties |
AutoArchive) in the first place.

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"Ephus" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In an effort to be more "green", I'm finally saving work e-mails in sorted
> electronic folders rather than paper ones. Previously, I've kept all my
> e-mails in either the "Inbox" folder or the "Sent Items" folder, as
> appropriate. Now that I have many subfolders in each of those folders, when
> Outlook archives, will it maintain my subfolders within the archive folders?
> Do I need to do something to make that happen?
>
> Thanks!