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Honored experts.<br />
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I'm having a strange problem within Office Outlook 2007.<br />
When I use the search function from the top for some reason it only locates items from one single folder located deep under the &quot;inbox&quot;.<br />
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This means that even id I stand on the inbox it only shows results from this folder below.<br />
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All updates seems to be applyed??<br />
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Any suggestions? :-)
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Honored experts.

I'm having a strange problem within Office Outlook 2007.
When I use the search function from the top for some reason it only locates items from one single folder located deep under the "inbox".

This means that even id I stand on the inbox it only shows results from this folder below.

All updates seems to be applyed??

Any suggestions? :-)

Outlook 2007 search only in one folder

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Outlook

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Email Clients

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