Opening a folder in a new window can help you work more
efficiently when working in Outlook. If you're currently scrolling through a
long message in your inbox and need to access the Calendar folder, when you
return to the Inbox, the message you were originally reading has scrolled back
to the beginning. You have to scroll through the message again to find your
place. This can sometimes be a hassle and cause you to read the same parts of a
message many times. The solution is to open subsequent folders in a new window.
You can right-click on any folder to display the context menu shown.
Select Open in New Window to open
the selected folder in another Outlook window. You can tile these two windows, and drag and drop
information between the two windows.
TIP
If you're short on screen real estate and want to display more
of each folder, you can hide the Navigation Pane by pressing Alt+F1 on the
keyboard or by selecting View, Navigation Pane.
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