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How do I gt the default Thunderbird folders back in the right places?

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I'm using Thunderbird 68.12.1 with Windows 10 on a Dell Inspiron laptop computer. I have 6 accounts and I've accidentally messed up the locations of default folders and sub-folders -- it happened when I was not watching the screen and was using the TAB key when I thought I was using the SHIFT key (!!).

The folders Inbox, Sent, Deleted, Junk etc are all at the top level with Account folders as sub-folders instead of the other way round. A snip of the top of my folder structure is attached and I hope that makes sense. I can't move any of the wayward folders back to where they should be. Any help would be much appreciated.

Lindsay Graham, Canberra, Australia

I'm using Thunderbird 68.12.1 with Windows 10 on a Dell Inspiron laptop computer. I have 6 accounts and I've accidentally messed up the locations of default folders and sub-folders -- it happened when I was not watching the screen and was using the TAB key when I thought I was using the SHIFT key (!!). The folders Inbox, Sent, Deleted, Junk etc are all at the top level with Account folders as sub-folders instead of the other way round. A snip of the top of my folder structure is attached and I hope that makes sense. I can't move any of the wayward folders back to where they should be. Any help would be much appreciated. Lindsay Graham, Canberra, Australia
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What you're seeing is called the Unified folders view. To revert to the All folders view, simply go to the View menu > Folders then uncheck the Unified option and check the All option.

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What you're seeing is called the Unified folders view. To revert to the All folders view, simply go to the View menu > Folders then uncheck the Unified option and check the All option.

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Thank you so much, Stans -- spot on. I had see the word 'Unified' at the top of the folder list, but that did not mean anything to me.