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Dean
When pressing "CTRL-Shift-F" in Outlook, you can open the advanced find
window. Our business creates complex search across multiple Outlook contact
folders, and it would be a nightmare to have to recreate these searches every
time that we wanted to run one. Pre-Outlook 2007, you could save your
searches as OSS files and run them. Outlook 2007 does not seem to support
this, but there must be some sort of work around. It seems ridiculous that
this major feature would be removed. I understand that OSS files had some
kind of security flaw, but I'm willing to take my chances and turn that
feature back on if possible. Does anyone know another work around for this
issue? Perhaps Microsoft will release an add-on or something.
Unfortunately, these kind of searches are business critical, so I guess it's
back to 2003 for us. Good thing I'm only on a trial of 2007.
window. Our business creates complex search across multiple Outlook contact
folders, and it would be a nightmare to have to recreate these searches every
time that we wanted to run one. Pre-Outlook 2007, you could save your
searches as OSS files and run them. Outlook 2007 does not seem to support
this, but there must be some sort of work around. It seems ridiculous that
this major feature would be removed. I understand that OSS files had some
kind of security flaw, but I'm willing to take my chances and turn that
feature back on if possible. Does anyone know another work around for this
issue? Perhaps Microsoft will release an add-on or something.
Unfortunately, these kind of searches are business critical, so I guess it's
back to 2003 for us. Good thing I'm only on a trial of 2007.