Drag and Drop e-mails to shortcuts

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In Outlook 2000, I created "Other Shortcuts" in the navagation pane. I used
to be able to drag and drop email from my InBox (on a server) to my Other
shortcut (C: drive). Since I upgraded to Outlook 2003, I can't create a
folder, in the navagation pane, on my C: drive. Now I can't save email from
our server to my C: drive. Anyone know a way to do this?

 

[Gordon]

In Outlook 2000, I created "Other Shortcuts" in the navagation pane. I
used
to be able to drag and drop email from my InBox (on a server) to my Other
shortcut (C: drive). Since I upgraded to Outlook 2003, I can't create a
folder, in the navagation pane, on my C: drive. Now I can't save email
from
our server to my C: drive. Anyone know a way to do this?

Create an Outlook Data file and save it there....

 

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Create an Outlook Data file and save it there....

OK I will try that. Thanks

 

[Brian Tillman]

In Outlook 2000, I created "Other Shortcuts" in the navagation pane.
I used to be able to drag and drop email from my InBox (on a server)
to my Other shortcut (C: drive). Since I upgraded to Outlook 2003, I
can't create a folder, in the navagation pane, on my C: drive. Now I
can't save email from our server to my C: drive.

Of course you can save mail to the server. You just can't create file
system shortcuts in the Navigation Pane. Instead, create a desktop shortcut
to the folder you want and drag the messages to that shortcut.