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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Inbox subfolders vs. personal folders
Is there a significant difference between Inbox subfolders and personal folders? I've been told that creating subfolders in your Inbox allows the e-mails moved there to be stored on the server vs. the personal folders' .pst file that's stored on your hard drive.  SignatureMary The Personal Folders is your data file, all other folders are contained within it. But are you in an Exchange environment? > Is there a significant difference between Inbox subfolders and personal > folders? I've been told that creating subfolders in your Inbox allows the > e-mails moved there to be stored on the server vs. the personal folders' > .pst > file that's stored on your hard drive. > Is there a significant difference between Inbox subfolders and > personal folders? I've been told that creating subfolders in your > Inbox allows the e-mails moved there to be stored on the server vs. > the personal folders' .pst file that's stored on your hard drive. If your default folders are in an Exchange mailbox, then yes there's a difference and what you state is true. Otherwise, no. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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