What is differeence in opening a feature from the Outlook Bar orFolder List

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normc said:
in Outlook 2002.

Seems extremely redundant.

TIA
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I just noticed that one can also open some of the features from VIEW |
GO TO, but the set available is not the same as in the Outlook Bar or
the Folder List sets.

Is this some kind of reduncancy again?

TIA
 
Nothing. Some people prefer to keep the Folder List visible, others the
Outlook Bar. You choose which you prefer.
 
I think it's just a matter of preference. Some people like to use menus,
others like to use shortcuts. The Folder List doesn't allow you to hide
folders you don't use, so the Outlook Bar is useful for creating shortcuts
to only the folders you need to see.

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