Works as a charm! You might want to delete and recreate the Unread Mail
folder by File- New- Search Folder. There is a deafult template for it
already; can't go wrong and worth a shot!

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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
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"Mark Hansen" wrote in message
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On 02/13/07 14:59, Roady [MVP] wrote:
Yep, I didn't notice that one ;-)

Mark, if the repair doesn't work for you feel free to check back.


I had just removed and reinstalled Outlook a few days ago, so
I'm not sure that a repair install is going to make any difference.

However, I don't need this to work - I was just pointing out that
it didn't do what you described. - perhaps my profile is corrupted
or this feature doesn't exist on Outlook 2003 SP2?

Oh well - no big deal.

Thanks,

On 02/13/07 15:31, Roady [MVP] wrote:
Works as a charm! You might want to delete and recreate the Unread Mail
folder by File- New- Search Folder. There is a deafult template for it
already; can't go wrong and worth a shot!


Well, I right-clicked on Search Folders and selected "New search folder..."
I selected Unread mail, and made sure that my mail box was selected in the
"Search mail in:" selector.

However, when right-clicking on the newly created search folder and selecting
"Customize this search folder...", the "Criteria..." button is still disabled.

Perhaps because I'm running against an Exchange Server, it doesn't allow me to
change the settings?

Again, I'm running Outlook 2003/SP2 on a Windows/2000 Professional machine. I'm
not sure what the Exchange Server is and on what machine/operating system it is
running.

Hmmmmm.