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Adding Non Outlook Folders Shortcuts to Outlook 2003
- Thread starter corinthia
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frainbreeze
Technical User
hello
In the Shortcuts, there is probably a group called Other Shortcuts, you can simply drag & drop folders (and folder shortcuts, i.e. from the desktop) to there. to add ie links/favourites please see:
thread68-829359
hope that helps
In the Shortcuts, there is probably a group called Other Shortcuts, you can simply drag & drop folders (and folder shortcuts, i.e. from the desktop) to there. to add ie links/favourites please see:
thread68-829359
hope that helps
With my Outlook 2000, I was able to add My Network Places by doing the following:
Resize the Outlook window to see the Outlook Bar AND Desktop
Drag and drop "My Network Places" icon to the Outlook Bar
You will see a black horizontal bar indicating where it will be inserted when you release the mouse button. Once the icon is dropped in, you can reposition it by dragging it to another location on the Outlook Bar.
Resize the Outlook window to see the Outlook Bar AND Desktop
Drag and drop "My Network Places" icon to the Outlook Bar
You will see a black horizontal bar indicating where it will be inserted when you release the mouse button. Once the icon is dropped in, you can reposition it by dragging it to another location on the Outlook Bar.
frainbreeze
Technical User
in outlook 2003 the procedure is as i mentioned above.
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