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Old August 17th 09, 06:41 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
JOE
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Default Cannot search Outlook 2007 by most recent emails

I'm using the "instant Search" field in Outlook 2007 and I cannot find a way
to search the criteria From newest To old emails . All the time, all my
emails are arranged by date and I see the newest on top,,, but the result
appearing only after parsing from oldest emails to today. My archive folder
is big so I have the time to take two coffees during a request...

Where it's possible to do this in the advanced options ?
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Old August 17th 09, 11:17 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
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Default Cannot search Outlook 2007 by most recent emails

Curious; how large is the archive?

"Joe" wrote in message
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I'm using the "instant Search" field in Outlook 2007 and I cannot find a
way
to search the criteria From newest To old emails . All the time, all my
emails are arranged by date and I see the newest on top,,, but the result
appearing only after parsing from oldest emails to today. My archive
folder
is big so I have the time to take two coffees during a request...

Where it's possible to do this in the advanced options ?



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Old August 18th 09, 09:56 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Roady [MVP]
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Default Cannot search Outlook 2007 by most recent emails

This is the case when you are doing a search without having Windows Desktop
Search installed or when you have excluded the file from being indexed.

You can download Windows Desktop Search here;
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/pro...b=Install%20It

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"Joe" wrote in message
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I'm using the "instant Search" field in Outlook 2007 and I cannot find a
way
to search the criteria From newest To old emails . All the time, all my
emails are arranged by date and I see the newest on top,,, but the result
appearing only after parsing from oldest emails to today. My archive
folder
is big so I have the time to take two coffees during a request...

Where it's possible to do this in the advanced options ?


 




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