Or, even simpler, just copy and paste the particular *.eml files into a
local mail folder you created for that purpose and then use the Edit/Find
function on the menu. It's the simpler method I would choose since you can
later delete the contents of the folder w/o problem and they would be
retained in their original locations if you avoid the cut/paste choice.
--
Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/pr...8-1171988A62D6
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"Bud" wrote in message
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Looking for a way, similar to "Find" (Ctrl./F), that will locate words
within an .eml message. Have several folders on the desktop where I store
("save-as") .eml messages, that I edit now and then. The difficulty is
locating a particular paragraph out of fifty or so, even though I know a
word or two in the paragraph.

Thanks, Bud (in Oceanside, Ca.)