2 columns, maybe?


  1. metaguy
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    2 columns, maybe?


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  3. metaguy
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    Win 7, Outlook 2007 - I’m looking for a clever work-around, if there is one. My Folder List is rather long, beyond the screen with often used sub-folders showing. Short of always scrolling down, is there a way to show 2 columns? I expect this is off the wall, but maybe someone’s run into a solution. No?
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