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Hi,
I was trying to find an email in my Inbox. I right clicked inbox and chose find/search. I put in the user's name, no items. I put in the subject, no items. I finally found the email manually and I copied and pasted the subject into the Find subject and it STILL didn't find it. What is up with Vista and it's lack of finding anything? I just HATE the whole index thing. I want to actually FIND all files and not just one the ones it chooses to index. I am not sure why Windows Mail isn't finding things but it should at least find everything with the keyword I entered. Is there a way to force it to index the whole list of all emails? I can't seem to figure out Windows Vista Search at all. Boy, do I miss XP. Any ideas? Thanks Lara |
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"lforbes" <lforbes@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4BED784F-3793-4185-80C7-F4D964A7F291@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > I was trying to find an email in my Inbox. I right clicked inbox and chose > find/search. > > I put in the user's name, no items. I put in the subject, no items. I > finally found the email manually and I copied and pasted the subject into > the > Find subject and it STILL didn't find it. > > What is up with Vista and it's lack of finding anything? I just HATE the > whole index thing. I want to actually FIND all files and not just one the > ones it chooses to index. > > I am not sure why Windows Mail isn't finding things but it should at least > find everything with the keyword I entered. > > Is there a way to force it to index the whole list of all emails? I can't > seem to figure out Windows Vista Search at all. Boy, do I miss XP. > > Any ideas? > > Thanks > Lara .. It often helps to search for their full email address, not just their name. |
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No, I tried that. I tried email and name etc. I did an entire re-index of my
documents folder so maybe that will fix it. "robertmiles@bellsouthNOSPAM.net" wrote: > > "lforbes" <lforbes@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:4BED784F-3793-4185-80C7-F4D964A7F291@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > I was trying to find an email in my Inbox. I right clicked inbox and chose > > find/search. > > > > I put in the user's name, no items. I put in the subject, no items. I > > finally found the email manually and I copied and pasted the subject into > > the > > Find subject and it STILL didn't find it. > > > > What is up with Vista and it's lack of finding anything? I just HATE the > > whole index thing. I want to actually FIND all files and not just one the > > ones it chooses to index. > > > > I am not sure why Windows Mail isn't finding things but it should at least > > find everything with the keyword I entered. > > > > Is there a way to force it to index the whole list of all emails? I can't > > seem to figure out Windows Vista Search at all. Boy, do I miss XP. > > > > Any ideas? > > > > Thanks > > Lara > .. > It often helps to search for their full email address, not just their name. > > > |
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