Folder slipped into another folder...

By accident one of my mail folders slid into another mail folder, and now I
can't drag it out and place it back where it usually resided in my line-up
of folders. (Does this make sense). The folder that got moved by accident is
actually a main folder with lots of other folders inside it. How can I get
it out of where it resides now and back to where I want it.

Thanks

Lee
Sat Jul 22 15:34:18 CDT 2006

You didn't mention which version of Entourage you're using, but here's how
to do that in Entourage X (10.0.0). It may or may not work with other
versions.

In your Folders List at the left, click on the little triangle to the left
of the folder that ate your other folder -- this expands *that* folder in
the list so you can see the misplaced one. Simply click and drag the
folder's icon all the way up to the icon for the parent folder and when that
icon darkens, let go, and it will be returned to the first level again.

Assuming you're talking about your main list of folders directly under the
"Inbox" icon, just drag the errant folder up to "inbox" icon.

Hope this helps. :)

Lee



on 7/22/06 2:06 pm, Frederick wrote:

> By accident one of my mail folders slid into another mail folder, and now I
> can't drag it out and place it back where it usually resided in my line-up
> of folders. (Does this make sense). The folder that got moved by accident is
> actually a main folder with lots of other folders inside it. How can I get
> it out of where it resides now and back to where I want it.
>
> Thanks
>
>

Mickey
Sat Jul 22 15:34:01 CDT 2006

Try dragging it onto the "Folders On My Computer" folder near the top of the
menu (or on the appropriate IMAP account icon if you are using an IMAP
account).

On 7/22/06 2:06 PM, in article C0E7C536.1FC0A%zenpop@mindspring.com,
"Frederick" <zenpop@mindspring.com> wrote:

> By accident one of my mail folders slid into another mail folder, and now I
> can't drag it out and place it back where it usually resided in my line-up
> of folders. (Does this make sense). The folder that got moved by accident is
> actually a main folder with lots of other folders inside it. How can I get
> it out of where it resides now and back to where I want it.
>
> Thanks
>
>

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