Hiding the Navigation Pane (aka Folder List) on startup for Outlook 2003.

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In outlook 2002 I could drag a public folder to my desktop and create a link for it. When I opened it up using that link it would open without the Folder List which was perfect for the folder. I do the same thing in 2003 but the folder list )navigation Pane) shows up. Is there a command line switch I can use to make it go away with the shortcut on the desktop

Thanks for the help.
 
Configure the shortcut to the folder with the /folder switch

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Nate said:
In outlook 2002 I could drag a public folder to my desktop and create a
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link for it. When I opened it up using that link it would open without the
Folder List which was perfect for the folder. I do the same thing in 2003
but the folder list )navigation Pane) shows up. Is there a command line
switch I can use to make it go away with the shortcut on the desktop?
 
It doesn't do much indeed, I'll start looking into that. Please note that
your link points to a list of command lines of Outlook 2002. To see the
Outlook 2003 list in Outlook in the search help box type "command line
switches"

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Nate said:
Roady,
Thanks for the response but how do I do this? I found this web page but
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there's no reference to the /folder switch
http://office.microsoft.com/assista...ID=HA010347711033&CTT=6&Origin=EC010553071033

Here's the properties of my shortcut for reference.
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\OUTLOOK.EXE" outlook:\\Public
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Folders\All Public Folders\Help Desk\Help Desk
 
Roady
Find anymore on this yet??? Thanks again for the help

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It doesn't do much indeed, I'll start looking into that. Please note tha
your link points to a list of command lines of Outlook 2002. To see th
Outlook 2003 list in Outlook in the search help box type "command lin
switches

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Nate said:
Roady
Thanks for the response but how do I do this? I found this web page bu
Click to expand...
there's no reference to the /folder switc
http://office.microsoft.com/assista...tID=HA010347711033&CTT=6&Origin=EC01055307103
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\OUTLOOK.EXE" outlook:\\Publi
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Folders\All Public Folders\Help Desk\Help Des
 
No, I tried to use the on-line support site from Microsoft but it doesn't
support Outlook 2003 yet.

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