Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
So when I build a new search folder, where do I find it? Do I have to rebuild it every time?
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Where is the option for the "Search Folders" where we can save searches ?
Previously it worked that way : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-search-folders-to-find-messages-or-other-outlook-items-c1807038-01e4-475e-8869-0ccab0a56dc5
Using Classic Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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So when I build a new search folder, where do I find it? Do I have to rebuild it every time?
I found it. Go to Home>Find>Filter Email>More Filters. A Search Window will open at the top. Look under Scope. It looks like the old search button, but with more options.
<<I found it. Go to Home>Find>Filter Email>More Filters. A Search Window will open at the top. Look under Scope. It looks like the old search button, but with more options.>>
Bill, I'm not seeing this path in the New Outlook (maybe I have an older version?). There's no "Find" command from my Home ribbon. I'm also not seeing where you found the ability to build a new search folder.
My find tab is on the right side of the ribbon, between Tags (unread/read, Categorize, Follow Up) and Read Aloud. Showing on Find is "search People" Address Book and Filter Email.
Starting from the left side of the Home ribbon, I have
New
Delete
Respond
Quick Steps
Move
Tags
and Find
Thanks, Bill, I have those options in my "classic" Outlook 365 client, but not in the "New Outlook" preview version.