How can I print the folder structure of my Outlook folders?

[M Skabialka]

Is there a way to print the folder structure of my Outlook folders and
sub-folders other than using print screen?

At the command prompt I can use:
dir /b /s *.
to get a list of folders in Explorer.
How can I get the same info in Outlook?

Thanks,
Mich

 

[Vanguard]

Is there a way to print the folder structure of my Outlook folders and
sub-folders other than using print screen?

At the command prompt I can use:
dir /b /s *.
to get a list of folders in Explorer.
How can I get the same info in Outlook?

There are no real folders or files in the message store used by Outlook. It
is ALL within a .pst file (or the structural hierarchy in your Exchange
mailbox). The tree hierchary is used simply to provide a means of visually
organizing your items in your message store. How do you print the folders
and files for the content with a .txt file? You don't because a tree list
inside a document has nothing to do with the file system for the operating
system. Same for all the content within the .pst file used as the message
store for Outlook.

 

[M Skabialka]

So I guess screen shots are the best I can get!

There are no real folders or files in the message store used by Outlook.
It is ALL within a .pst file (or the structural hierarchy in your Exchange
mailbox). The tree hierchary is used simply to provide a means of
visually organizing your items in your message store. How do you print
the folders and files for the content with a .txt file? You don't because
a tree list inside a document has nothing to do with the file system for
the operating system. Same for all the content within the .pst file used
as the message store for Outlook.

 

[Vanguard]

So I guess screen shots are the best I can get!

You might try digging around slipstick.com or ask over at outlookcode.com to
see if there are any 3rd party add-ons or code to do what you want.