Steven,
Use control shift v (as in victory) to move a message to a different folder.
Make sure that you have the message highlighted before pressing this key
combination.
You will be presented with a tree view consisting of your folders, go down
to the one you want to move your message to and click on okay.

About those timed delay tree views, I've had a few of those myself and wish
I could regulate this hidden ability.  Oh well.

Hope this helps!
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: Steven Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 'JFW Digest' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 1999 11:39 AM
Subject: re:re:JFW and Outlook 97 Folders


> Bob,
> I did control shift E for create folders and followed the steps to create.
>  I made the folder a sub folder of the inbox.  I then pressed control
shift
> Y to go to the treeview.  This is when I ran into trouble.  The only
folder
> that I could find was the personal folder.  I couldn't find any of the
> other folders.  I searched the screen over with the JAWS cursor and still
> found nothing.  So, I wrote for some help.  I read your reply this morning
> amd did what you said.  I pressed control shift Y and brought up the
> treeview again.  This time the entire treeview was there and the folder
was
> under the inbox just where I put it.  Where was the treeview at yesterday?
>  It must be a delay set-up time!!  The folder probably got lost in
> windows!!
>
> Now I have one more question.  What is the right way to put messages in
the
> folder?  I used control shift S and attempted to move messages from the in
> box to the folder this morning.  I couldn't get them to move.  What am I
> doing wrong?  I thought I filled in the subject and category fields right.
>  I pressed enter when I finished and it took me to the in box.  I went
back
> to the treview and there was nothing in the subfolder or any where else.
>
> Well I'm closer than I was yesterday!
>
> Steven
>
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> Bad friends are like stones, they are everywhere.
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