It's worth a try...I have several "inactive" Search Folders that have simply
not been accessed in a while, so when I do access them they have to reindex
everything then to become active again. I never seem to have any problems
with this.
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"David S" wrote:
> Thanks Jocelyn. Most of the tips on that KB didn't seem to pertain to my
> situation. Do you think the /cleanfinders option would work? In essence, wipe
> out the filters then re-create them?
>
> "Jocelyn Fiorello" wrote:
>
> > See if this article helps: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/831402
> >
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> > "David S" wrote:
> >
> > > I have a user (Outlook/Exchange 2003) that relies on their Unread Mail folder
> > > to view all of their mail. We are having a problem with items from the SPAM
> > > folder showing up in Unread Mail. To remedy this, we right clicked the
> > > Unread Mail folder and selected Customize this search folder, clicked the
> > > Browse button and selected ONLY the Inbox and subfolders. When we click Ok,
> > > the SPAM items are filtered out and only the appropriate unread mail items
> > > are shown. Much to my chagrin, not an hour or two later, items from the SPAM
> > > folder were once again showing up in Unread Mail. If we check the setting
> > > under Customize this search folder, they are set to Inbox and subfolders and
> > > when we click Ok, the SPAM is filtered out again only to return later.
> > >
> > > Any ideas? Anyone?
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