The Mail app shows the folders that are configured with each mail account. If you need to create, rename, or delete a folder, sign in to the web service for your account, such as Hotmail, and make the changes there. Any changes you make to folders through your accounts’ web interface will be automatically reflected in Mail the next time you sync the account.
How do I add, delete, or rename folders in Mail?
How do I create new folders or delete folders that I don’t want in my Mail app?
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Anonymous
2016-03-12T18:17:44+00:00 THIS REPLY IS TO KEITH.
I HAVE Windows Live and it is NOT there, Mr. Sanctimonious.
I asked for HELP, not an insult . Grow up.
Or, just try to be decent.
It works.
Many thanks to JimWynne.
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Anonymous
2016-03-12T14:13:28+00:00 #1- I see that no MS mod has replied to you question.
#2- I have been on MS from the beginning to have folders in Mail and this is a MUST to make this a workable app.
#3-Why go through all the hoops just to make a folder when all you would have to do is ADD A FOLDER button duh
Here is the information for the first post in this thread:
The thread was created in 2012, shortly after the introduction of Windows 8, so you can see that this is not a new issue. People are complaining about a feature that hasn't been present in Windows since XP and the demise of Outlook Express, yet are acting like it's something that's always been there. There is no reason to expect this to change anytime soon, if at all. Instead of thrashing about in the dark and bumping into each other, people should just install a free full-featured email client such as Windows Live Mail or Thunderbird.
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Anonymous
2016-03-12T03:24:53+00:00 #1- I see that no MS mod has replied to you question.
#2- I have been on MS from the beginning to have folders in Mail and this is a MUST to make this a workable app.
#3-Why go through all the hoops just to make a folder when all you would have to do is ADD A FOLDER button duh