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Outlook 2003 muliple folders in user mailbox
I have a user who has outlook 2003 running on her lt. 1 profile 2 POP accts going to a personal folder. She added the corp acct but instead of mailbox was going to a personal folder. Had her change it but she messed it up, she re-added the acct but now in her mailbox. She has 2 contacts, 2 calenders, 2 journals, etc. Whe she uses the corp OWA ver. she has the same problem. Anyone know how to delete the extra folders?? Help
Sembee,
I am quite willing to follow the rules. Would you show me where the rule which forbid copy and paste from another site? When Crazyone was posting quite a bit, he always posted the text from the link. I am following only what he did. My understanding is that as general copyright protection, you include a link if you quote from another site.
I am quite willing to follow the rules. Would you show me where the rule which forbid copy and paste from another site? When Crazyone was posting quite a bit, he always posted the text from the link. I am following only what he did. My understanding is that as general copyright protection, you include a link if you quote from another site.
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I tried deleting them but not allow getting a message i think the folder name exists. I guess i can change the folder name and delete it which worked but in OWA on the bottom left the folder names now display Contacts1, Calendar1, journal1, tasks1?? Weird any ideas???
I tried deleting them but not allow getting a message i think the folder name exists. I guess i can change the folder name and delete it which worked but in OWA on the bottom left the folder names now display Contacts1, Calendar1, journal1, tasks1?? Weird any ideas???
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You might also try running Outlook with the /resetfolder switch from the CMD prompt.