search folders from-to conversation

[Ken Leonard]

Howdy;

I want to set up a single Search Folder which will find all e-mail
message between myself and a particular institution. The easy way to
do it seems to be to specify fill-in "Criteria >From" and "Criteria

Sent To" with the same value (in this case, a domain name) and get

the boolean OR of those two things. How the heck can I do this, or
some equivalent?

Regardz,
Ken

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Ken Leonard
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[Sue Mosher [MVP]]

It's really pretty easy:

1. Right-click Search Folders in the list of mail folders, and choose New
Search Folder.
2. Pick "Mail from People and Lists."
3. Click Choose. When you see the Select Names dialog, ignore the names, and
just type the domain name in the box at the bottom.
4. Pick the folders you want to search
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers

Howdy;

I want to set up a single Search Folder which will find all e-mail
message between myself and a particular institution. The easy way to
do it seems to be to specify fill-in "Criteria >From" and "Criteria

Sent To" with the same value (in this case, a domain name) and get

the boolean OR of those two things. How the heck can I do this, or
some equivalent?

Regardz,
Ken

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Ken Leonard
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[Ken Leonard]

AHA!

Thanx,
Ken

It's really pretty easy:

1. Right-click Search Folders in the list of mail folders, and choose New
Search Folder.
2. Pick "Mail from People and Lists."
3. Click Choose. When you see the Select Names dialog, ignore the names, and
just type the domain name in the box at the bottom.
4. Pick the folders you want to search

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Ken Leonard
(e-mail address removed) [Edit it to make it work.]