If you use Outlook 2003, the folders for each message store are displayed at
one level in each Navigation pane module.

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"Nicholas" wrote in message
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The drafts, inbox, outbox, junk-email, should be grouped under one folder
called messages, mail, or post-office. this would also include all
individual stores for imap and Calandars and Appointments should be
individual directed to the specified Calandar Folder --- I'm tired of
Having
multiple Calandar Folder in multiple Stores from Multimple Programs --
Outlook should be able to convert, sync and apply all various calandars,
contacts and tasks into the users specified Default Folder.

In other Words All Calandars should be sub folders of the Default Calandar
All messages should be sub folders under the Default Messages Folder
All Tasks should be grouped under the Default Task. This makes for a
Clean
tree and easy to find and locate things.

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