When Outlook starting, the last view you used before closing Outlook will open automatically by default. Even so, you can also configure the navigation options and move the Folder List View icon to the beginning or top of Navigation Pane for easy shifting. Please do as follows: 1.
Go to the bottom of Navigation Pane, and click Ellipsis Navigation Options. See screenshot: 2. In the Navigation Options dialog box, (1) select Folders in the Display in this order list box, (2) click the Move Up button repeatedly to move Folders to the top, and (3) click the OK button.
See screenshot: 3. Please click Folder List view icon or Press Ctrl + 6 to show the Folder List view. From now on, the Folder List View icon is moved to the beginning or top of Navigation Pane. And the Folder List view will open by default when Outlook starting. Demo: Show or hide folder list view in Outlook. I sent you this comment yesterday, but only now I see the Notify me of follow up comments. I would really like to get my folder back!
In the meantime, let me wish you all the best for the holiday season: by using a bad mouse, I seem to have dumped a file folder from Outlook inadvertently elsewhere - I can't find it (and when I do a search on mail items that I know are there, I can't find them). I would really appreciate your help in finding it and restoring to my Outlook. (Outlook 2013, Windows 10). Thank you in advance for your help.
I'm using Outlook for Mac and 3 weeks ago my Inbox folder suddenly stopped syncing. I've tried to update to a new Outlook version ( currently using version 15.27 The same mailbox is being used on Wn10 laptop and there're no problems there so the issue probably with Outlook for MAc application. To access these folders, you must add the mailbox as a secondary mailbox to your existing Exchange account. The mailbox owner might need to grant you additional “Folder visible” permissions on the folders above this folder for you to actually be able to access the.
Hi Community, since the last update of Office to version 15.41 (171205) a view weeks ago the inbox and is's sub folders of any mail account appears different than before. As an example how the account and sub folders appeared before the update: +Info (account name and main folder) - inbox (.) - drafts (.) - archive (.) - sent (.) - trash (.) - junk (.) Where '+' marks a folder that can be opened with a small arrow. And '.' marks subfolders which appear when the main folder (here the account 'info') is open. So all sub folders had been on the same folder level before the update.
NOW AFTER THE UPDATE Outlook changed it in the way that inbox is another subfolder of the main folder 'info'. All other sub folders such as drafts, etc. Are moved into the sub folder inbox. It shows up like that: +Info (account name and main folder) + INBOX - drafts (#) - archive (#) - sent (#) - trash (#) - junk (#) ' marks now a sub folder and '#' a sub sub folder.
Drafts, archive, sent, trash and junk are sub folders of INBOX. And INBOX itself is a sub folder of the main folder 'Info'. Further after the update to folder INBOX is written in upper case letters. Can somebody help to change back to the previous view? Has this to do the settings in the accounts?