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Old February 6th 07, 07:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Hello_It''''s_Me-CA
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Default Outlook 2003 - cannot find a string of numbers

I used to be able to do this in Outlook 2000. The string will be in either
the subject or text body...or both. For example: looking for an email
message about a specific invoice number 12345. Now, it does not find the
number even when I know it's there....and can find it by hunting on my own.
Thanks for any help you can offer~
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Old February 7th 07, 09:59 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Carmine Castiglia
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Default Outlook 2003 - cannot find a string of numbers


"Hello_It''''s_Me-CA" wrote in
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I used to be able to do this in Outlook 2000. The string will be in either
the subject or text body...or both. For example: looking for an email
message about a specific invoice number 12345. Now, it does not find the
number even when I know it's there....and can find it by hunting on my
own.
Thanks for any help you can offer~


Outlook has multiple-personalities when it comes to the "Find" function.

When you tap the "Find" button, a small bar opens directly below the button
bar; if you are typing your "12345" into that box, you may want to click the
"Options" item at the right-hand end of the Find bar and ensure that "Search
All Text in Each Message" has a checkmark next to it.

You could also click the "Options" item and choose "Advanced Find" instead.
That will open a new Find window with more options than "you can shake a
stick at" as our grandparents used to say.

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