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Old 03-02-2021, 10:00 AM
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Question Drafts, Archive, Sent, Deleted-items and Junk Email are all inside the inbox

Hi,

I just setup a new email account in Outlook 2019 on my Mac.
The email is from a Domain and Hosting provider and there's nothing special about it.

Usually if you pay for a domain name and a Hosting package you also can create one or more email addresses for your domain. For example if your domain is www.my-website.com, you can create an email such as info@my-website.com.

So I created such an email address and set it up in Outlook 2019 on my Mac.

Everything is working fine and I can send and receive emails.
However the folder structure of my email inside Outlook 2019 looks like this:



As you can see the Drafts, Archive, Sent, Deleted-items and Junk Email are all inside the inbox.



How can I change this so that all those folders are at the same level as the Inbox, like the following?

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