Microsoft Outlook (General Computer Question)

[ducttape45]

I have a general software query I'm hoping someone can help me with. I'm trying to find, if something even exists, a plugin or add-in for Microsoft Outlook that I can use that can give me a "File Explorer" -ish look and feel to the program. I have lots of emails I'm trying to go through and if I had something that made navigating the thousands of emails I got more easily it would make my job a lot more pleasant.

And please, this is a serious request, so no snarky remarks about using other programs and no Microsoft haters. I don't like using it anymore than many of you others but it's what I'm stuck with.

I'll check back during the day for your suggestions. Thank you.

[ducttape45]

I know how to navigate Outlook pretty well. I've been using it for many years. What I'm looking for is something that will give it the look and feel of Windows/File Explorer.

I know the emails are stored in a .PST file, but I'm hoping that I find something that does more than just move/delete folders like Pandali Folder Master. I'm trying to find something that will also move/delete emails in much the same way. The search function doesn't allow a user to search for emails and then move/delete them like you can in a file explorer environment, and that's what I'm trying to find.

[angryoldfatman]

Oh.

Well, given how knowledgeable you are about Outlook, and about how easy it is to use Google, I think you can solve this supposed problem (not a very big problem for such a knowledgable fellow, admittedly) yourself.

So sorry about offering such useless help, given that I could not find what version you were talking about or about what the exact nature of your problem was from the OP.

[aimhigh]

Have you played with the View options? Turn off the date groupings, the reading pane, etc. Doing a right click on the Received column will display grouping options to turn off. Some of these options are fairly hidden, but the end result will be a single line listing of each email.