Advanced search greyed out in Outlook 2007

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dlorenz7

Hello
I have removed Windows Desktop Search because it did not work properly
and now Outlook 2007 advanced search does not work as it is greyed
out. Furthermore indexing options is missing from Control Panel?

any help appreciated.
dominic
 
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Roady [MVP]

There is no Advanced Search option in Outlook. Do you mean Instant Search,
Advanced Find or the Query Builder?
When you don't have WDS installed the Query Builder is not available to you.
You can still use Instant Search or Advanced Find (CTRL+SHIFT+F).

Since you don't have WDS installed anymore, you don't have the Indexing
Options either.

Of course, if you'd rather fix your WDS issues with Outlook, you can ask
that here as well. How to fix indexing issues is described here;
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/47
 
D

dlorenz7

There is no Advanced Search option in Outlook. Do you mean Instant Search,
Advanced Find or the Query Builder?
When you don't have WDS installed the Query Builder is not available to you.
You can still use Instant Search or Advanced Find (CTRL+SHIFT+F).

Since you don't have WDS installed anymore, you don't have the Indexing
Options either.

Of course, if you'd rather fix your WDS issues with Outlook, you can ask
that here as well. How to fix indexing issues is described here;http://www.msoutlook.info/question/47









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Hi thanks for your help.

My problem is related to "Query Builder" in the "Instant Search Pane"
the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is greyed out OR not
accessible.

I was pretty sure that this was available before I installed WDS. Are
you 100% sure that the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is
blanked out unless you install WDS?

Thanks
Dominic
 
R

Roady [MVP]

Yes, I'm sure.



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Hi thanks for your help.

My problem is related to "Query Builder" in the "Instant Search Pane"
the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is greyed out OR not
accessible.

I was pretty sure that this was available before I installed WDS. Are
you 100% sure that the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is
blanked out unless you install WDS?

Thanks
Dominic
 
D

dlorenz7

Yes, I'm sure.






There is no Advanced Search option in Outlook. Do you mean Instant
Search,
Advanced Find or the Query Builder?
When you don't have WDS installed the Query Builder is not available to
you.
You can still use Instant Search or Advanced Find (CTRL+SHIFT+F).
Since you don't have WDS installed anymore, you don't have the Indexing
Options either.
Of course, if you'd rather fix your WDS issues with Outlook, you can ask
that here as well. How to fix indexing issues is described
here;http://www.msoutlook.info/question/47
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more
http://www.msoutlook.info/
Real World Questions, Real World Answers
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Hello
I have removed Windows Desktop Search because it did not work properly
and now Outlook 2007 advanced search does not work as it is greyed
out. Furthermore indexing options is missing from Control Panel?
any help appreciated.
dominic- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Hi thanks for your help.
My problem is related to "Query Builder" in the "Instant Search Pane"
the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is greyed out OR not
accessible.
I was pretty sure that this was available before I installed WDS. Are
you 100% sure that the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is
blanked out unless you install WDS?
Thanks
Dominic- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thanks you were right.

I did a new install on XP machine and it was greyed out again.

The thing is I am on a vista machine and apparently it has desktop
search installed default.

But the desktop toolbar is missing?

Anyhow I found that desktop search was annoying. I may have to
reconsider.

Thanks again
Dominic
 
R

Roady [MVP]

Yes, Vista has indexing built in and is based on Windows Desktop Search but
without the toolbars as Vista already exposes the search boxes in the Start
Menu and in Explorer folders.



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Yes, I'm sure.






On Jun 24, 6:45 pm, "Roady [MVP]"
There is no Advanced Search option in Outlook. Do you mean Instant
Search,
Advanced Find or the Query Builder?
When you don't have WDS installed the Query Builder is not available
to
you.
You can still use Instant Search or Advanced Find (CTRL+SHIFT+F).
Since you don't have WDS installed anymore, you don't have the
Indexing
Options either.
Of course, if you'd rather fix your WDS issues with Outlook, you can
ask
that here as well. How to fix indexing issues is described
here;http://www.msoutlook.info/question/47
--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook
2003http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more
http://www.msoutlook.info/
Real World Questions, Real World Answers



Hello
I have removed Windows Desktop Search because it did not work
properly
and now Outlook 2007 advanced search does not work as it is greyed
out. Furthermore indexing options is missing from Control Panel?
any help appreciated.
dominic- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Hi thanks for your help.
My problem is related to "Query Builder" in the "Instant Search Pane"
the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is greyed out OR not
accessible.
I was pretty sure that this was available before I installed WDS. Are
you 100% sure that the expanded section of the "Query Builder" is
blanked out unless you install WDS?
Thanks
Dominic- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Thanks you were right.

I did a new install on XP machine and it was greyed out again.

The thing is I am on a vista machine and apparently it has desktop
search installed default.

But the desktop toolbar is missing?

Anyhow I found that desktop search was annoying. I may have to
reconsider.

Thanks again
Dominic
 

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