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Old July 5th 07, 06:18 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Using Outlook 2007 on Vista.

Is there a way to exclude a folder from either Instant or Advanced Search?
We would like to run searches from time to time that exclude emails in the
"Sent" folder.
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Old July 5th 07, 09:21 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Default Exclude a folder from search

instant: no.

advanced: yes, use the advanced tab and In Folder as the criteria and select
does not contain from the condition selector.

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Using Outlook 2007 on Vista.

Is there a way to exclude a folder from either Instant or Advanced Search?
We would like to run searches from time to time that exclude emails in the
"Sent" folder.
--
www.editorialcalendar.net

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Old July 5th 07, 11:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
pmperry
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Default Exclude a folder from search

Thanks. That worked.

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"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

instant: no.

advanced: yes, use the advanced tab and In Folder as the criteria and select
does not contain from the condition selector.

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"pmperry" wrote in message
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Using Outlook 2007 on Vista.

Is there a way to exclude a folder from either Instant or Advanced Search?
We would like to run searches from time to time that exclude emails in the
"Sent" folder.
--
www.editorialcalendar.net

 




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