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I would appreciate help with two problems I am having with Outlook's Address
book:
1) When I began using Outlook, there originally was only the 'Contacts'
folder. I, however, have several sub-folders (e.g., Family, Friends,
Business contacts, etc.). I imported those sub-folders and they appeared as
sub-folders under 'Contacts' (so far, so good). I now need to create new
sub-folders. I went to Outlook Help which instructed me either to click on
the 'New' button or the 'File' option and then select 'New Folder.' The
problem is neither 'New' nor 'File' lists 'New Folder' as an option. The
only two choices they show are 'New Contact' and 'New Group.' How do I get
Outlook to offer 'New Folder' as an option (or how do I create new
sub-folders) ?
2) The sub-folders are not arranged in alphabetical order. I checked
Outlook Help but found no reference to sorting the sub-folders. I tried to
click and drag the sub-folders to their propoer position, but they don't
move. How do I arrange the sub-folders in alphabetical order ?
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Sicnerely,
Mark
book:
1) When I began using Outlook, there originally was only the 'Contacts'
folder. I, however, have several sub-folders (e.g., Family, Friends,
Business contacts, etc.). I imported those sub-folders and they appeared as
sub-folders under 'Contacts' (so far, so good). I now need to create new
sub-folders. I went to Outlook Help which instructed me either to click on
the 'New' button or the 'File' option and then select 'New Folder.' The
problem is neither 'New' nor 'File' lists 'New Folder' as an option. The
only two choices they show are 'New Contact' and 'New Group.' How do I get
Outlook to offer 'New Folder' as an option (or how do I create new
sub-folders) ?
2) The sub-folders are not arranged in alphabetical order. I checked
Outlook Help but found no reference to sorting the sub-folders. I tried to
click and drag the sub-folders to their propoer position, but they don't
move. How do I arrange the sub-folders in alphabetical order ?
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Sicnerely,
Mark