I misspelt my sign in name and it still comes up as an option when I enter the first letter each time I sign in. How can I delete it?
My computer got corrupted. I had to re-install Vista. Saved what I thought was my email program Windows Mail. After re-installing I tried to take my old and re-install Windows Mail. I got it going but the saved folders and e-mail were lost. I want to know the name of the file local folders are contained and where is it located? Also I want to know what files are needed to run Windows Mail and where do they belong? Such folders Windows Mail or en.
Received email saying my account will be closed if i do not reply with my name, password, country,birthdate...came from Windows Live Team ....is this a true email I need to respond to? addrss it came from was a personal one
Why do I only have a full name that is visible to everyone? Earlier I had a display name separate from my full name to protect my privacy but that is not there anymore?

I am the administrator and my "new folder" button is grayed out..  I tried creating an alternate user account and was able to open outlook and then under the new user name it was not grayed out  THoughts?

 

I have Outlook 2011 and I have a MAC

I'm trying to better organize (and understand) my mail folders.  The current setup looks like this:

Inbox
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer
Drafts
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer
Sent Items
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer
Deleted Items
 - Company_Name
 - On My Computer

Company_Name
 - Conversation History
 - quarantine
 - RSS Feeds
 - Sync Issues
 - Subscribed Public Folders

Junk E-mail

Smart Folders
 - Flagged Mail
 - High Priority Mail
 - Overdue Mail

This is for a corporate Exchange account.  I have a rule setup (called Auto Archive) that says "If date received greater than 60 days, move message to Inbox (On My Computer)" 

Corporate policy is to remove mails from the Exchange server greater than X days old, so this archives them in my 'Inbox (On My Computer) folder.

A couple of issues/questions:

1)  Sent items > 60 days old *also* end up in the 'Inbox (On My Computer) folder.  How can I have Sent Items get archived in 'Sent Items (On My Computer)'?
2)  Given the folder hierarchy outlined above, if I wanted to create a 'Reference' folder for items I want to keep but require no response, where would I create it?
3)  Also, if I were to create a rule to for mails from distribution lists to go into a specific folder or rules for moving messages where I'm in the To: or CC: field, where should that folder get created?

I'm confused as to whether they should reside under the Inbox somewhere or within the second grouping of folders (Conversation History, quarantine, etc.).

Thanks!