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May 2nd 06, 08:22 PM
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Find Method wild card search?
Hello,
I am trying to figure out the following. Is it possible to do a dynamic search on a subject line? This is the subject line: Dictation Job 09121-006, John Doe (TMALA), Acct 3235555555,filename: GR169-477 Can I do something like: myItems.Find("[Subject] = 'Dictation Job *, * *, Acct *,filename: * ") We are using Outlook 2000 I'm very new to VBA. any help will be appreciated. Thanks. 
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