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 Folders

 

This page is used forCreating, Renaming, and Deleting mail folders, which can be used for organizing and storing your mail. You can switch folders and move messages between folders by using the Message Listing and/or automatically route mail to specific folders by using Filters (Pro version only). You can also switch between folders by using the Navigation Bar.

 

Default Folders
When your account is created you will start with four folders which cannot be deleted or renamed. The four default folders are:

 

Creating a Folder
Your list of folders appears on the Navigation Bar with the default folders listed first. Below the default folders are any personal folders that you have created. To create a personal folder:

  1. Click Options and then Folders to go to the Folders page.

  2. Type a name for your folder into the New Folder: box at the top of the page.

  3. Click the Create button.

  4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each new folder that you wish to create.

  5. Click Finished on the toolbar.

 

Renaming a Folder
Your list of folders appears on the Navigation Bar with the default folders listed first. Below the default folders are any personal folders that you have created. To rename one of your personal folders:

  1. Click Options and then Folders to go to the Folders page.

  2. Click the folder name that you wish to change and then type the new name.

  3. Click the Rename button.

  4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each folder that you wish to rename.

  5. Click Finished on the toolbar.

 

Deleting a Folder
Your list of folders appears on the Navigation Bar with the default folders listed first. Below the default folders are any personal folders that you have created. To delete one of your personal folders:

  1. Click Options and then Folders to go to the Folders page.

  2. Click the Delete button next to the folder that you wish to delete.

  3. Repeat step 2 for each folder that you wish to delete.

  4. Click Finished on the toolbar.