Create Personal folders on my Mac in Outlook 2011 Follow these steps using Outlook 2011 on a Mac to create Personal folders. Personal folders (on your computer) are folders that are local to your machine. Email put in these folders are NOT on the server, so it decreases your email quota. In Outlook 2011, select Preferences under the Outlook menu. Under Personal Settings, select General Icon. Uncheck both boxes under Folder List (make sure nothing is checked). Close out of this preference.
Jump to Mac - Go to the area where you want to create the folder. Your Mac's desktop is usually the easiest place to create a folder, but you can create a.
In Outlook, on left side, under your folders look for 'ON MY COMPUTER' folders. Click on On my computer Inbox. Go up to Menu icons and select NEW - FOLDER.
Type in the name you wish to call this folder. Click out of folder, and you now created a folder locally on your Mac.
The last step is to move mail from other folders into your newly created Local folders.
Hi Mike, What are you comparing Office 2016 for Mac to that spawned this question? If you are comparing some of the file dialogs to the PC version of Word, then your question is understandable. The Mac versions of Office applications have not had the option to create new folders on them, as does the PC versions of the product.
The File Save dialog does have a create New Folder button but the File Open dialog does not. Typically you create new folders from the Apple application called Finder. Hope this helps Richard V. Michaels [email protected] Provides free AuthorTec add-ins for Mac-Office and Win-Office. I addition to Rich's Answer That is absolutely correct.
Assuming you are totally green so far as Mac is concerned. The Finder is what you see when you first turn on Computer after it boots up or is restarted.
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Unless you have a desktop picture or background set or screen saver set usually it is some background color. My choice is Gray. With Marine Aquarium 3.2 as my screen save of choice. It will show the icon of your Hard Drive on the Right side. From the Finder click on File. And will show this Menu: Choose New Folder or you can memorize and use (while in File Menu (Shift ⌘- N). Oh if yours is a New computer there is no DVD Drive to Burn Desktop to Disc. Or related commands (unless you happened to buy a DVD Super Drive.) If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer Phillip M.
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