Create a case to archive mails

I configured my mail account on my Blackberry but I do not find where go to create new cases to archive my mails. Even having consulted the documentation of the telephone, this one indicates me a procedure :
On the welcome screen, click the icon Messages.
Support on the sideline > Post(Show) the file(case).
Highlight a file case.
Support on the sideline.
To add a case, click to Add a case.
To move a case, click to Move thecase. Click the new location.
To rename a case, click to Rename the case.
To delete a case, click to Delete the case.
The problem is that when I click on the sideline menu, I have no option to create a case.
I am under os 7.1, bb torch 9810.
Sorry for my language, i'm french and don't speak english very well (I used a traductor).
Thank's for your answer.

I understand the language barrier can be a problem, so I'll assume when you say Case you mean Folder.
If you are using your phone with BIS (Blackberry Internet Service) you cannot create sub folders to place messages in - this is only possible via BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server), BESx (Blackberry Server Express) or with Google Mail via BIS.

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