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kjfrey55
Is there a way to have Advanced Find search subfolders by default? It's a
pain to have to check this box every time.
pain to have to check this box every time.
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Brian Tillman
kjfrey55 said:Is there a way to have Advanced Find search subfolders by default?
It's a pain to have to check this box every time.
Unfortunately, Microsoft appears to have broken that particular feature. OL
2003 would remember. OL 2007 won't.
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JeffreyCox
My vote: they need to turn this back on by default - this is a real
productivity killer.
-- Jeffrey Cox / www.EnhanceYourOutlook.com
productivity killer.
-- Jeffrey Cox / www.EnhanceYourOutlook.com
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christin larsen
kjfrey55 said:Is there a way to have Advanced Find search subfolders by default? It's a
pain to have to check this box every time.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
No.
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Steve Holle
Microsoft,
Wake up and set the search sub-folders option to default to yes or give us a
way to make it work that way by default. Exactly how many people does it
take to complain about a broken feature to get this behemoth to shift course
a tenth of a degree???
Wake up and set the search sub-folders option to default to yes or give us a
way to make it work that way by default. Exactly how many people does it
take to complain about a broken feature to get this behemoth to shift course
a tenth of a degree???
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jason
JeffreyCox said:My vote: they need to turn this back on by default - this is a real
productivity killer.
You're right, I changed to the search tool Lookeen. You can add any folder
to the Lookeen-index. That also means normal system-folders.
If's you're interested in Lookeen, you can download a 14-day-trial on their
homepage: http://www.lookeen.net
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Bob I
Yersinia said:I agree with Steve. For such a simple thing, it irritates me to no end
to have to click search subfolders each time. What MS dummy changed
this?
And while you are at it make Advanced Search available from the right
click again. I used it extensively and now its gone in Outlook 2007.
What MS dummy removed that?
You are addressing the users of a public newsgroup, not Microsoft.
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VanguardLH
<snip - a whining chorus singing to the wrong audience>Yersinia said:I agree with Steve. ...
Google Groups copy of old thread:
http://preview.tinyurl.com/yg4gzya
Another "me too" post on a 16-month old thread. Next time, check the
datestamps.
What did you expect us *users* here in Usenet to do about Microsoft's code?
Usenet is not a venue for free support from Microsoft. We users here eat
the apples. We didn't grow the tree.
What is Usenet (newsgroups):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newsgroups
http://www.masonicinfo.com/newsgroups.htm
http://www.mcfedries.com/Ramblings/usenet-primer.asp
When using a webnews-for-dummies interface, like Microsoft's Communities or
Google Groups or a forum-to-Usenet proxy, those are gateways to leech from
Usenet or to provide web-based access for Usenet-ignorant users. Despite
the appearance of a forum, you are still participating in Usenet.