Awesome - helluva thorough answer! Lots to work with. It brings to
mind, "I just hope you're not busy for about a month" - Tommy Chong,
1978

On Thu, 2 Aug 2007 08:57:02 -0400, "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote:

To search in multiple folders in one search you can separate the list of
folders with commas, I find it works best in those cases if I surround each
folder name with single quotes whether or not they have spaces in the names.
All the searched folders must be in the same mail store (PST or mailbox),
you can't search across stores.

To be able to identify various searches when they complete and fire the
AdvancedSearchComplete event you add unique Tag properties to each search
you start, then check the Tag of the completed search when it's passed to
you in that event handler.

You can aggregate the searches in any way you want: a listbox, grid control,
disconnected recordset, a collection, the list is limited by your
imagination. I often use a grid control when I want to aggregate results
from multiple folders into one visual interface.