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Old March 9th 10, 12:58 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins
Mark B[_2_]
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Default Stop Search folders from disabling every 1-2 days?

2007, VSTO, C#

Is there any way to stop most of my 10 search folders from disabling
(becoming italicized) every 1-2 days?

I don't want that behavior because in non-disabled state they each display
the total number of results in the folder title:

"Milestone 1 Due Today [21]"

If they become disabled they don't.

 




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