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July 3rd 08, 05:29 PM
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Outlook 2007 - VBA macro
Hi
I would like to make a VBA macro for Outlook 2007 that could be initialized when I start the outlook session to organize my folders and subfolders in the navigation pane. I have to main folders: 1) Personal folders 2) Gmail I want that the macro minimizes the folder Gmail (don’t see its subfolders in the navigation pane) and maximizes some folders in my personal folders. I don’t want to click in the +/- buttons to organize the folders and subfolders that I see in the navigation pane every time I start outlook. I can’t find the object to do that. Is it possible?! Thanks for the help. Sergio Neves 
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