Default properties for new folders

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How does one set the default properties applied when
creating new email folders? Currently, when I create a
new folder, it is created with the AutoPreview turned on
by default. I'd like to change that do that it is left
off by default. It's something of a pain to create a new
folder and then go in to customize it's properties.
 
You can do this by editing the Messages view; View-> Arrange By-> Current
View-> Define Views...

You might want to define a new view yourself and apply that view on first
use of that folder.

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Thanks, Robert!
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You can do this by editing the Messages view; View-> Arrange By-> Current
View-> Define Views...

You might want to define a new view yourself and apply that view on first
use of that folder.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

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How does one set the default properties applied when
creating new email folders? Currently, when I create a
new folder, it is created with the AutoPreview turned on
by default. I'd like to change that do that it is left
off by default. It's something of a pain to create a new
folder and then go in to customize it's properties.
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