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Managing folders To create a folder, click the ?Create Folder? icon next to ?All Lists? or ?All Messages? on the respective tabs and give it a name. You can create as many folders as you like; however, folders cannot be nested underneath other folders.

Hit the three dots in the top right corner of the app to select settings. Find the option for Message Organization. Here you choose to completely disable message grouping or change your primary view. If you want to go back, you can find the option in the same location to enable the feature once more.

Conversation categories make it easy to locate and organize your messages. For instance, you can create a conversation category based on important keywords such as "transactions" or "shopping", and add relevant conversations to them, so you can access them easily.

Authors organize their writing based on the purpose of their text. Five of the main methods that authors use to structure their text are cause and effect, compare and contrast, chronological order, inductive presentation of ideas, and deductive presentation of ideas.

Step 1: Open the Samsung Messages app and tap on the three-dot icon. Select Settings. Step 2: Tap on the Conversation categories text present before the toggle. Note: On Android, wherever you see a straight bar next to the setting name, tapping on the setting will reveal more options.

Pin a conversation You can pin specific conversations to the top of the Messages list so the people you contact most always come first in the list. Pinned conversations appear as larger icons at the top of your messages list. Open the Messages app on your iPhone. Touch and hold a conversation, then tap Pin.

Move messages into a folder Select an email message. Drag and drop it into a folder. Note: To move more than one email, select an email, hold down the Shift key and select other messages, and then click, drag, and drop them into a folder.

Folders and binders. If you need to access your notes often or share them with others, storing them in folders or binders is a good option. Keep all your notes in one binder or have one binder for each category. If you go the folder route, color coding can help you keep track of each category.