Thank you SO much Roady. Just did it, and that 'old' view is back.
Question though, if I may:
[1] For those in the 'batch' that I indeed WILL move into contact-specific
mail folders, I assume that I will have to do the exact opposite of what I
had just done re: your advice...re: differentiating on any initial glance (in
any single contact-specific mail-folder that contains BOTH sent and received
emails) 'which is which'?
[2] Do I in-turn understand correctly that on any time when emails are moved
from the 'Sent Items' original folder to ANY other mail folder within
'Personal Folders' that, by default, the name that will appear at the top
automatically and by default changes to the SENDER's name after the move, vs
retaining the recipient'name as had originally been the case?
Thanks so very much!
1) You can add both the "To" and "From" column in a single view.
2) Nothing is being changed; all data is still the same as before the move.
Views enable you to decide which data is visible to you and how it is being
presented. A message header will always (in any folder) display the From at
the top since that is the person who has written the email.

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Tablet Convert - 24 Aug 2007 01:30 GMT
Thanks for the info, explanation, and tip. You've been VERY helpful to me as
I finally, finally, finally get around to 'organizing' all my emails.
Really do appreciate the aid!
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Roady [MVP] - 24 Aug 2007 10:46 GMT
You're welcome! :-)

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