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March 3rd 07, 06:22 AM
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How do I get Address Search to include Notes field of Contacts?
Whenever I use the Address Search function (or any of the Outlook search
tools for that matter), it never finds information that resides in the "Notes" field of a Contact. Am I doing something wrong or is there a buried setting I'm missing? This seems too huge an oversight ... often I'm searching for a contact based on a detail that I included in the notes field ... In my old Palm Desktop, it easily and quickly searched ALL fields ... surely this can be done in this new Outlook? Help! 
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