VBA or COM to add fields to folder display

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Ralph

I'd like to be able to have all my pst folder, sub-folders display the same
fields in the folder view.
Certainly it can be done manually by invoking the field chooser from the
context menu.
But, since I've got hundreds of folders in my pst's I like to be able to
automate this.
Looked through these newsgroup and some of the online help, but can't seem
to find appropriate examples.
For example, the default view is:
"From"; "Subject"; "Received"
And I'd like to include "To" and "Size" in the folder view.

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks,

Ralph
 
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I'm using Outlook 2002,
I'd like to be able to have all my pst folder, sub-folders display the same
fields in the folder view.
Certainly it can be done manually by invoking the field chooser from the
context menu.
But, since I've got hundreds of folders in my pst's I like to be able to
automate this.
Looked through these newsgroup and some of the online help, but can't seem
to find appropriate examples.
For example, the default view is:
"From"; "Subject"; "Received"
And I'd like to include "To" and "Size" in the folder view.

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks,
 
If you create a new named view with the settings you want, you can apply it
to each folder as you happen to visit it. You could also write code to
iterate all the folders and apply your view as the current view.
 
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