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I did that just a few minutes ago so we shall see if it worked. Good suggestion. I am waiting for it to finish. She has a huge outlook folder.
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I did that just a few minutes ago so we shall see if it worked. Good suggestion. I am waiting for it to finish. She has a huge outlook folder.

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I have a user here that for whatever reason can go to the exact folder or rather sub folder in out look and do a search and the folder or file cannot be found? I have run an advanced search as well. I killed the cache mode in case and created a new profile and it does not work. Says file not found. I can place the mailbox on my desktop and do a search and it find everything I am looking for. I just ran a re-build of the index to see if that corrects the issue. Any ideas? This is office 2010 and windows 7 64 bits.
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I have a user here that for whatever reason can go to the exact folder or rather sub folder in out look and do a search and the folder or file cannot be found? I have run an advanced search as well. I killed the cache mode in case and created a new profile and it does not work. Says file not found. I can place the mailbox on my desktop and do a search and it find everything I am looking for. I just ran a re-build of the index to see if that corrects the issue. Any ideas? This is office 2010 and windows 7 64 bits.

outlook indexing

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.