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how can I get outlook 2007 inbox to show mail older then 2 weeks

 
 
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      22nd Jul 2007
I can't see any mail older the the past week in the main inbox folder of
outlook 2007. If i look in other sub folders I can see old mail. What can I
do to show the old mail in the inbox main folder Thank you SR2
 
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Right click in the toolbar area - select to show the advanced toolbar. Use the dropdown to display All Messages.

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After furious head scratching, SR2 asked:

| I can't see any mail older the the past week in the main inbox folder
| of outlook 2007. If i look in other sub folders I can see old mail.
| What can I do to show the old mail in the inbox main folder Thank you
| SR2
 
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