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We are running Outlook 2003 SP1 and SP2, with Exchange 2003 SP1 and SP2, in
cached mode. When user does a search in Outlook, it displays results from
the time when local .ost file was created first, then chronologically back
to the earliest emails. After that, it displays the results from more recent
times. So, if the user is searching on an item he receives in his inbox
today, he will need to wait until Outlook finishes searching on all inbox
items (unfortunately, it can be as many as 10,000 items or more, and
restricting the time frame in advanced find interface on every search is not
acceptable) before he sees the item he is looking for.
We are currently looking at Lookout and Google Desktop as alternatives. If
anyone has experience to share on these two utilities, I would appreciate
the information very much.
Also, does anyone know about or have seen the search behavior in Outlook
2007? The search function is supposed to be completely different from
Outlook 2003.
Viv
cached mode. When user does a search in Outlook, it displays results from
the time when local .ost file was created first, then chronologically back
to the earliest emails. After that, it displays the results from more recent
times. So, if the user is searching on an item he receives in his inbox
today, he will need to wait until Outlook finishes searching on all inbox
items (unfortunately, it can be as many as 10,000 items or more, and
restricting the time frame in advanced find interface on every search is not
acceptable) before he sees the item he is looking for.
We are currently looking at Lookout and Google Desktop as alternatives. If
anyone has experience to share on these two utilities, I would appreciate
the information very much.
Also, does anyone know about or have seen the search behavior in Outlook
2007? The search function is supposed to be completely different from
Outlook 2003.
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