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I have successfully added a number of RSS feeds using my new Outlook 2007. &nbsp;Somehow, I have lost one of these folders but the feed continues to work and I can only see the emails in the unread mail folder. &nbsp; The emails are identified as being in the missing folder but I can't find the missing folder anywhere. &nbsp; When I open the item and click on &quot;Related&quot; and &quot;Find Related&quot; the Search field is populated with &quot;Zero hedge ;Sent Items;Inbox;Mailbox - Freeman, Donald&quot;. &nbsp;I can't find the Zero hedge folder within Sent Items though. &nbsp;What do I do? &nbsp;It seems I must have drug it somewhere and lost it. &nbsp;I would unsubscribe and re-subscribe but I can't find out where to unsubscribe without having the folder visible.
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I have successfully added a number of RSS feeds using my new Outlook 2007.  Somehow, I have lost one of these folders but the feed continues to work and I can only see the emails in the unread mail folder.   The emails are identified as being in the missing folder but I can't find the missing folder anywhere.   When I open the item and click on "Related" and "Find Related" the Search field is populated with "Zero hedge ;Sent Items;Inbox;Mailbox - Freeman, Donald".  I can't find the Zero hedge folder within Sent Items though.  What do I do?  It seems I must have drug it somewhere and lost it.  I would unsubscribe and re-subscribe but I can't find out where to unsubscribe without having the folder visible.

Missing Outlook RSS Folder

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.