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There some users who creates sub-folders deep to 10 or more levels. Then later they move around folders here and there and they don't know where they put emails and ask for help desk. I advised them not to create deep folder structure, but they do following habits. <br />
Is there anyway to prevent users to create subfolder structures to no more than 2 levels under inbox? <br />
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System environment:<br />
exchange 2003<br />
Outlook 2007
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There some users who creates sub-folders deep to 10 or more levels. Then later they move around folders here and there and they don't know where they put emails and ask for help desk. I advised them not to create deep folder structure, but they do following habits. 
Is there anyway to prevent users to create subfolder structures to no more than 2 levels under inbox? 

System environment:
exchange 2003
Outlook 2007

How to prevent creating subfolders under Outlook Inbox?

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Outlook

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Exchange

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