Outlook, the email client from Microsoft, facilitates everything from email messaging to scheduling your appointments and meetings. All in all, it’s a personal information manager. Outlook stores the personal information of the users in specific files of the personal storage table or PST format. Similarly, the contact information of the users is stored in Outlook Address Books. The Outlook email setup also comprises of a default set of search folders, which enables the users to manage large quantities of email. These search folders are simply virtual folders that contain email messages, belonging under specific criteria. If you check your Outlook program, you would find a virtual folder named as Unread Mail, which holds new messages that you’re yet to read. Sometimes, though, while checking the list of search folders, you may not find this folder. In such cases, you can create such a folder using the tools included in the Outlook 2007 interface. Use the following guidelines to create ...