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| | Using find message function When using the Edit - Find - Message feature, the find message function only seems to allow searching within only one folder (and optionally, its subfolders) for an account. For example, it does not allow one to search an account's Inbox and Sent folders at the same time when doing a find. Am I correct with the above? If so, I would suggest making that that type of searching functional in a new release of WLM. Even better would be being able to search across mutiple accounts using the Edit - Find - Message feature. Outlook Express was able to do this. I tried using the Windows Desktop Search feature, but I found it did not pick up emails that the Edit - Find - Message feature did. Plus, it seemed to slow up my computer. I'm using version 2008 (12.0.1606). |
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| | RE: Using find message function No, you are not correct with the above. Edit, find, message, then click browse, and choose the name of the mail server you're using (left-click it with the mouse, then click OK). Type in your search terms, and click on find now. Peter "DaveK" wrote: Quote: > When using the Edit - Find - Message feature, the find message function only > seems to allow searching within only one folder (and optionally, its > subfolders) for an account. For example, it does not allow one to search an > account's Inbox and Sent folders at the same time when doing a find. > > Am I correct with the above? If so, I would suggest making that that type > of searching functional in a new release of WLM. Even better would be being > able to search across mutiple accounts using the Edit - Find - Message > feature. Outlook Express was able to do this. > > I tried using the Windows Desktop Search feature, but I found it did not > pick up emails that the Edit - Find - Message feature did. Plus, it seemed > to slow up my computer. > > I'm using version 2008 (12.0.1606). |
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| | Re: Using find message function "DaveK" <DaveK@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:43E50C09-2F63-493A-9856-9D1EA3120735@xxxxxx Quote: > When using the Edit - Find - Message feature, the find message function > only > seems to allow searching within only one folder (and optionally, its > subfolders) for an account. For example, it does not allow one to search > an > account's Inbox and Sent folders at the same time when doing a find. > ... > I tried using the Windows Desktop Search feature, but I found it did not > pick up emails that the Edit - Find - Message feature did. Plus, it > seemed > to slow up my computer. > > I'm using version 2008 (12.0.1606). easiest of applications to get working. Assuming you're using XPSP2 and WDS3.01 (you'll have to look under Add or Remove Programs to find what version you have), here are a few things to check: news:OTOQr0TUIHA.5288@xxxxxx Versions prior to 3.01 were unstable and invasive, but this one seems to chunter away happily in the background without having any noticeable effect on whatever else is going on. My 'Find a message' wordwheel is amazingly fast and accurate, so I never have to use Edit > Find. -- Noel |
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