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How can I create new Top-Level Public Folders in Exchange 2000/2003? Public folders can be administered and created using the 32-bit Exchange clients such as Exchange and Outlook, but also by using other tools such as Windows Explorer etc.  To create a Top-Level Public Folder via Outlook perform the following: Start the Outlook client Expand "Public Folders" and double click on "All Public Folders" From the File menu select New - Folder Note: In Outlook 2003 the same process looks like this: In the dialog enter a name and click OK Note: In Outlook 2003 the process looks like this: To create other non-top-level folders just select the folder that you wish to be the parent and select New - Folder from the File menu. You will then be able to name the sub-folder as with above. You can also drag any folder from your own Mailbox or from another top-level PF to the PF list.