How to create a local folder in outlook 2016

#How to create a local folder in outlook 2016 how to

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#How to create a local folder in outlook 2016 how to

How to prevent CC from showing when creating a new mail?Д¬reating a button or link to a form in the Organizational Forms LibraryД¬reating drafts when I thought I was sending Outlook 2016 Creating a shared local Contacts folderД¬reating an RSS Feed **FROM** Outlook 2013 Calendar. Outlook creating unwanted tasks in Tasks and Todo from emails Help creating a VBA macro with conditional formatting to change the font color of all external emails to red And the archives will also be located under separate roots than the account they were generated from. Then another whenever I need to do so for another account. If nobody can offer any help, I will be creating a new data file to store my archived e-mails over there. I just want this one additional folder which will be excluded from sync, i.e. I want the mails to get actually deleted on the server whenever I delete them on the Inbox I see on Outlook 2013, as well as get marked as read whenever they get marked as read on Outlook 2013. Is it possible for one to create a (This computer only) folder, which does not get synced back to the servers of my mail service and remains as a directory directly within the data file of that specific account? I was wondering, if it is possible in any way to manually create such a folder.

This folder does not exist in Google servers, at least I cannot see it anywhere when I access my account through. I, for example, also have a Google Mail account set up on Outlook 2013 with IMAP, where I see this folder Sync Issues which is followed by (This computer only) on its label. There, the space given for me to use is limited, and I've been using Outlook 2013 to manage the e-mails I get from there, so.

I have this IMAP account from an academic domain.