I did rebuild the index. If I understood our IT guy correclty, I can't turn
off the cache mode as it is neeed for our Exchange setup. So maybe I'm stuck
just using non-instant search? Is there any way to chekc the ost for errors?
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
No, but it may work as expected if you turn off cached mode. There is
something wrong - it could be the index or the ost. Did you rebuild the
index? (control panel, indexing options).
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"Deb Borys" wrote in message
...
I found out that I am in cached mode--could that be what's causing the
problem?
"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
Are you using cached mode?
Are you using windows Desktop Search? (You are if instant search is
enabled). If so, try rebuilding the index.
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"Deb Borys" wrote in message
...
I'm using the latest version of XP and Outlook 2007 with Busienss
Contact
Management. I am in a work environment that uses Microsoft Exchange.
When I
try to search, either instant search or advanced search, it is not
finding
things even when I can see they exist. For instance, looking in my
Delete
folder, I can see hundreds of emails from last month, but when I do
advanced
search for everything received last month, it shows nothing. This is
try
even when I ask it to search all outlook items. Our company network
adminsitrator doesn't know what's wrong and I'm not sure if others in
the
office are having the sam eproblem. they might not use search as
extensively
as I am.