Outlook 2000 - Advanced Find option

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I would like to perform an advanced find in Outlook 2000 for specific
e-mails. When I click on one of our "networked" job folders with multiple
sub-folders, the Search Subfolders check box is grayed out so I cannot search
more than one directory at a time. However, when I click on one of my "local"
e-mail folders, the check box is available. What do I need to do to correct
this?
Thank you very much,
Bill
 
Nothing. You can only search subfolders in your own mailbox or a Personal
Folders .pst file.
 
DOes Outlook 2003 allow for this type of searching?
Thanks,
Bill
 
No, it's an architectural limitation of the Exchange Server store.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
So what's your solution for a company that has several job folders and
sub-folders on the Exchange Server and one in particular that has over 50
sub-folders?
 
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