How do I link/connect multiple emails together without having to create a
subfolder or use the category feature.

I suspect the solution is in View/Arrange By and then Sorting by a certain
Field that is there or that you Add from List OR Create. You give No Clue as
to what relationship these Emails have to each other. If you give a little
more detail a Moderator can help you faster.

"mkaiser" wrote:

> How do I link/connect multiple emails together without having to create a
> subfolder or use the category feature.

subfolders and categories are usually the approach to take. What's wrong
with using them? What do you want to achieve?

Could you tell us your version?

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"mkaiser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> How do I link/connect multiple emails together without having to create a
> subfolder or use the category feature.

I'm using Outlook 2003. Our department (consists of 5 people) have one outlook inbox we all share. We use category to assign who is working on a particular email (NOTE: each email is a task of work to do.) At times we get frequent emails our inbox that are related to each other. Instead of having to create subfolders, I would like to tie these emails together. Since we are using our category field to show who is assigned the work, I would like new fields like 'project' and 'task description' to also sort on. I haven't found a way to create unique fields that are quick and easy to populate. Any other ideas? Marie