Windows Tip: Widening Outlook Search
By Mitch Tulloch
By default, when I type a search query into the Instant Search box in Outlook 2007, it searches the contents of the current folder only. So if I'm reading emails in my Inbox and I type the word "test" in the search box, the search results will display any emails in my Inbox that have the word "test" in the subject, in the From field, or in the message body.
What if I want to find such messages in any message folder and not just my current folder?
By default, when I type a search query into the Instant Search box in Outlook 2007, it searches the contents of the current folder only. So if I'm reading emails in my Inbox and I type the word "test" in the search box, the search results will display any emails in my Inbox that have the word "test" in the subject, in the From field, or in the message body.
What if I want to find such messages in any message folder and not just my current folder?
posted by Amy Bennett at 6:21 AM
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