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Instant search stopped working for me. Now if I search for even the
letter "a", I get the following message: No matches found for: "a". When I ask "advanced find" to find any emails with categories contains TNE01, it returns no results. However, advanced find works somewhat. For example when I look for items in my inbox with "a" in the subject line, it returns 78 matches. When I use "search folders", to find emails with categories = TNE01, 14 items are returned. When I use "search folders" to find items with "WC" in frequently used text fields, it returns 765 items. When I use Windows Desktop to search for TNE01 in email, nothing is returned. But Windows Desktop does search emails. If I search for WC, it returns 112 email items in "Personal Folders". Earlier today it said it was done indexing... now instant search says it has to index 12,155 items... |
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