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From: "Bruce Hagen" <B...@nospam.invalid>
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Subject: Re: Multiple addresses
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"Marty" <Ma...@a.b> wrote in message 
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> OK, I set up the address and had some server problems which were 
> resolved by my ISP's tech support. Everything's working, including the 
> new folder and message rule. I just have one question over an extremely 
> trivial matter. Is there a way to change the sequence in which the local 
> folders are listed on the left? I do notice that the five folders that I 
> have set up are at the bottom of the list, under the fixed folders that 
> come with OE.
>


The default OE folders are fixed. The user created ones will be in alpha 
order below them. The only way to move user created folders around among 
themselves is to rename them. Possibly put a number in front like 1-My 
Inbox, 2-Friends. That would put the My Inbox above the Friends folder.
-- 
                   Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Oct. 1, 2004 ~ Sept. 30, 2010
              Imperial Beach, CA