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Unified folders... where?

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I have read several posts that suggest I need to use Unified folders view to see all my inboxes at the same time. All state go to View > Folders... I see no "Folders" option! What am I doing wrong? Do I need to do something first to see this option? I'm running 45.1.1

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I have read several posts that suggest I need to use Unified folders view to see all my inboxes at the same time. All state go to View > Folders... I see no "Folders" option! What am I doing wrong? Do I need to do something first to see this option? I'm running 45.1.1 Thank you for any replies.
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Using that menu. Use folder not view.

For the main menu bar (right click the toolbar and select menu bar) you use the view menu.

One of the problems with a complex and arguably powerful mail client is there is more than one way to do most things.

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Matt
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Using that menu. Use folder not view.

For the main menu bar (right click the toolbar and select menu bar) you use the view menu.

One of the problems with a complex and arguably powerful mail client is there is more than one way to do most things.

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Brilliant, thanks Matt, enjoy your weekend, you've made mine :)