Task Folders

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Cindy Mikeworth

I'm creating a Task folder structure similar to my Inbox -- where my
subfolders can have subfolders, but I can't get the folders to list with the
plus/minus open & close boxes.

Is this possible with Outlook 2007?
 
How are you creating them? If as sub-folders to a parent folder, they will have the expand/collapse signs next to them.

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After furious head scratching, Cindy Mikeworth asked:

| I'm creating a Task folder structure similar to my Inbox -- where my
| subfolders can have subfolders, but I can't get the folders to list
| with the plus/minus open & close boxes.
|
| Is this possible with Outlook 2007?
 
I'm right-clicking on the 'parent' folder, and choosing 'New Folder'. They
don't look hierarchial unless I delete the parent folder -- then all the
kids disappear too.
 
Have you tried File->New->Folder->Type - Tasks. Locate the parent task
folder and then click create. It will appear under the parent folder.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, Cindy Mikeworth wrote:

| I'm right-clicking on the 'parent' folder, and choosing 'New Folder'.
| They don't look hierarchial unless I delete the parent folder -- then
| all the kids disappear too.
 
They don't look heirarchical in the Folder List or when you use the
Navigation Pain to view them? The Pain does not show the heirarchy - hence
my nickname for it.

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I hope this helps you at least a little bit!

Judy Gleeson
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Outlook trainer and author of Productiv_IT with Outlook

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Canberra, Australia

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"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
 
Nope -- that seems to open the same window -- and accomplishes the same
results.
 
Cindy Mikeworth said:
I'm creating a Task folder structure similar to my Inbox -- where my
subfolders can have subfolders, but I can't get the folders to list
with the plus/minus open & close boxes.
Click to expand...

That's probably because you're using the Taks view of the Navigation Pane.
View your folders with the Folder List view and you'll see the hierarchy.
 
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