Scott, what I have done is make all my folders subfolders of the Inbox. For
example I have 5 folders in the inbox and anytime I need a new folder I make
a subfolder in one of those 5 folders. I've found that this way I can
collapse the folder list all the way down to the original list anytime I
want.
This is kind of what my folder list looks like.
Inbox
1 folder
2 folder
3 folder
4 folder
5 folder
You can order the folders any way you like by using the standard Mac
ordering tricks, like adding a number to the name of the folder.
There is no need for you to recreate a folder hierarchy if you want to try
this, just drag and drop all your existing folders to the Inbox and order
them from there.
I hope this suggestion is helpful.
Michael
On 10/21/00 9:42 AM, R. Scott Ohlgren smashed the following keys:
> As the Folder list grows (like any file cabinet), I'm wanting more real
> estate near the top of the list
>
> Is there anyway to move/remove the default folders there, such as "Calendar,
> Notes, Address Book?
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