Outlook and GMail - Subfolder under Inbox or [GMail]
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I am configuring an Outlook 2016 client to work with GMail via IMAP. As Google uses labels to categorise messages I am a little confused as to whether I should create my folders (in Outlook) under the Inbox node or under the [GMail] node.
Can someone point me in the right direction please?
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I am configuring an Outlook 2016 client to work with GMail via IMAP. As Google uses labels to categorise messages I am a little confused as to whether I should create my folders (in Outlook) under the Inbox node or under the [GMail] node.
Can someone point me in the right direction please?
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I am configuring an Outlook 2016 client to work with GMail via IMAP. As Google uses labels to categorise messages I am a little confused as to whether I should create my folders (in Outlook) under the Inbox node or under the [GMail] node.
Can someone point me in the right direction please?
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I am configuring an Outlook 2016 client to work with GMail via IMAP. As Google uses labels to categorise messages I am a little confused as to whether I should create my folders (in Outlook) under the Inbox node or under the [GMail] node.
Can someone point me in the right direction please?
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You can merge the [Gmail] node with the Inbox one by going to:
Outlook preferences > Accounts > Select your account > Advanced > under SERVER tab go to the voice "IMAP Root Folder" and put there: [Gmail]
answered Oct 16 at 9:23
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There is no such a thing as 'preference' because the GMAIL folder is created automatically for the gmail account which uses IMAP. When you have other email accounts that use mail.domain.com or POP (incoming server) and SMTP (outgoing server) a folder for each different account is created in INBOX
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You can merge the [Gmail] node with the Inbox one by going to:
Outlook preferences > Accounts > Select your account > Advanced > under SERVER tab go to the voice "IMAP Root Folder" and put there: [Gmail]
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You can merge the [Gmail] node with the Inbox one by going to:
Outlook preferences > Accounts > Select your account > Advanced > under SERVER tab go to the voice "IMAP Root Folder" and put there: [Gmail]
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You can merge the [Gmail] node with the Inbox one by going to:
Outlook preferences > Accounts > Select your account > Advanced > under SERVER tab go to the voice "IMAP Root Folder" and put there: [Gmail]
answered Oct 16 at 9:23
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You can merge the [Gmail] node with the Inbox one by going to:
Outlook preferences > Accounts > Select your account > Advanced > under SERVER tab go to the voice "IMAP Root Folder" and put there: [Gmail]
answered Oct 16 at 9:23
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There is no such a thing as 'preference' because the GMAIL folder is created automatically for the gmail account which uses IMAP. When you have other email accounts that use mail.domain.com or POP (incoming server) and SMTP (outgoing server) a folder for each different account is created in INBOX
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There is no such a thing as 'preference' because the GMAIL folder is created automatically for the gmail account which uses IMAP. When you have other email accounts that use mail.domain.com or POP (incoming server) and SMTP (outgoing server) a folder for each different account is created in INBOX
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There is no such a thing as 'preference' because the GMAIL folder is created automatically for the gmail account which uses IMAP. When you have other email accounts that use mail.domain.com or POP (incoming server) and SMTP (outgoing server) a folder for each different account is created in INBOX
answered Jul 27 '17 at 5:21
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There is no such a thing as 'preference' because the GMAIL folder is created automatically for the gmail account which uses IMAP. When you have other email accounts that use mail.domain.com or POP (incoming server) and SMTP (outgoing server) a folder for each different account is created in INBOX
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