Hello,
I run Outlook 2013 and sync my calendar and contacts with Outlook.com (thus two data files...pst & ost). After my new phone would not sync, I made some changes (mainly to my Outlook.com account name) and ultimately have my pop3 account working correctly (not syncing with Outlook.com), as well as my contacts and calendar items (syncing though EAS). However, during that process, my previous rules were lost (or I cant find them). Not big problem as there were not that many, but my issue is that when I try to write a rule to categorize emails, my category list only shows the 6 basic categories with color names (Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Red, Yellow). All other areas with category show all my category items (about 75+ of them with client names).
Is there a way to get the Color Categories in Rules to show the same as in my email, calendar, or notes screen categories?
I tried assigning all categories to a Note, then drag the note to my desktop, then back and selected "upgrade to color categories"....it did not work.
I run Outlook 2013 and sync my calendar and contacts with Outlook.com (thus two data files...pst & ost). After my new phone would not sync, I made some changes (mainly to my Outlook.com account name) and ultimately have my pop3 account working correctly (not syncing with Outlook.com), as well as my contacts and calendar items (syncing though EAS). However, during that process, my previous rules were lost (or I cant find them). Not big problem as there were not that many, but my issue is that when I try to write a rule to categorize emails, my category list only shows the 6 basic categories with color names (Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Red, Yellow). All other areas with category show all my category items (about 75+ of them with client names).
Is there a way to get the Color Categories in Rules to show the same as in my email, calendar, or notes screen categories?
I tried assigning all categories to a Note, then drag the note to my desktop, then back and selected "upgrade to color categories"....it did not work.