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May 5th 10, 12:39 AM
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How to find folder tree for emails in search results?
Is there a way to see the entire hierarchy of folders for a message in
the Search Results window? I just did a search of all mail folders (Outlook 2007). It returned about 20 results. In the "In Folder" column, it only gives the name of the folder the message is in, not the whole folder tree. I have a somewhat complicated folder tree structure and I would prefer not to have to open all of the branches looking for the correct subfolder. In some cases, there may be more than one folder with the same name. 
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