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Is there some way to search through a list of emails in Outlook 2003
to find the one that contains an attachment of a specific file name? I am often trying to track down the message that accompanied an attachment with a known file-name amongst thousands of messages in one mailbox. Regards, AndyH |
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If attached to an Exchange server, I would, as an admin, use a utility
server-side. From the client, I'm not sure Outlook can do it on its own. Hopefully, I'm wrong. Some of the desktop search applications have this functionality though. "AndyH" wrote in message ... Is there some way to search through a list of emails in Outlook 2003 to find the one that contains an attachment of a specific file name? I am often trying to track down the message that accompanied an attachment with a known file-name amongst thousands of messages in one mailbox. Regards, AndyH |
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I do have Exchange, so server-side is an option. Would you be able to
suggest the utility that might do this. However it would be preferable to do this in Outlook, so if you know of a suitable desktop search application, that would be great. AndyH On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 23:28:01 -0700, "William Lefkovics [MVP]" wrote: If attached to an Exchange server, I would, as an admin, use a utility server-side. From the client, I'm not sure Outlook can do it on its own. Hopefully, I'm wrong. Some of the desktop search applications have this functionality though. "AndyH" wrote in message .. . Is there some way to search through a list of emails in Outlook 2003 to find the one that contains an attachment of a specific file name? I am often trying to track down the message that accompanied an attachment with a known file-name amongst thousands of messages in one mailbox. Regards, AndyH |
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Exmerge can query for attachments by name. It was a common use for it when
the first .vbs viruses went around in 1999-2001. http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/20...01/171051.aspx "AndyH" wrote in message ... I do have Exchange, so server-side is an option. Would you be able to suggest the utility that might do this. However it would be preferable to do this in Outlook, so if you know of a suitable desktop search application, that would be great. AndyH On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 23:28:01 -0700, "William Lefkovics [MVP]" wrote: If attached to an Exchange server, I would, as an admin, use a utility server-side. From the client, I'm not sure Outlook can do it on its own. Hopefully, I'm wrong. Some of the desktop search applications have this functionality though. "AndyH" wrote in message . .. Is there some way to search through a list of emails in Outlook 2003 to find the one that contains an attachment of a specific file name? I am often trying to track down the message that accompanied an attachment with a known file-name amongst thousands of messages in one mailbox. Regards, AndyH |
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