One good program to start off with is Microsoft Outlook, one of the world’s most popular personal information managers. Of course, many users may know it for its ability to act as an email client. However, its toolset shows that it is mainly there to help you organize better. The problem is that organizing means order, and some users are having issues with the way Outlook orders things. It seems that for some users, whenever they create a new folder in Outlook, it will not be arranged in alphabetical order among the others. Instead, it will be simply added at the bottom of the list. While this bug does not break folder functionality, it can be a bit bothersome. Whichever the case, we’ve created this step-by-step article that will show you how to get your Outlook folders arranged alphabetically again.
How do I arrange Outlook folders alphabetically again?
1. The desktop client
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2. The Outlook web client
If you are experiencing this issue on the Outlook web client that you access via a browser, simply log out and log back in again. Your folders should now be arranged alphabetically by default. By following these steps, your folders on both the desktop and web client version of Outlook should now be arranged alphabetically. If you know any other way that can solve this minor issue, share it in the comments section below so that other users can try it, as well.
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