
An Untitled Folder will appear under the Inbox.
Select New Folder from the menu that appears.Press the control key on your keyboard and click on the Inbox under the On My Computer heading.If you would like to create folders other than the default ones listed under On My Computer: You may need to scroll down to find them, and click on the triangle to the left of the heading to expand and view subfolders. You will now see the On My Computer heading in the left Mail folder pane of Outlook.
De-check the options to Group similar folders. Select the General icon under the Personal Settings heading. With Outlook open, click on the main drop down menu ( Outlook in the upper left) and select Preferences. Follow these instructions if you do not see them in the folder list to the left of the Outlook mail window. Outlook automatically creates a set of default folders labeled On Your Computer. A bulk move of information via Exporting and Importing may be preferred if you want to store items from an account that is being disabled. Instructions below will help you view the On My Computer folders, manually move messages, and set up archiving to automatically move old messages in Outlook 20. To do this, include the Microsoft User Data folder within your Documents folder when backing up your Mac.
Be sure to back up messages stored on your computer in case Outlook crashes. Items moved to On My Computer folders will not appear in Web Outlook or when accessing your email on a different computer or mobile device, however you can manually move or copy them back if needed. This stores them on the Mac's hard drive while still allowing them to be viewed within Outlook on the computer. To avoid reaching your quota of storage space on your mail service, Macintosh Outlook users can move messages to folders designated as On My Computer within Outlook. Managing Space with On My Computer Folders - Outlook for Mac Managing Space with On My Computer Folders - Outlook for Mac 2.13.