At last search sorted as both Catherine's and Stephen's methods work for me
and equally easily and quickly, iliminates the need for using message rules
to search but I have two questions please thanks. Is there a difference
between typing in the keyword every time or simply arrowing to it if typed
in before, I am asking because I arrowed down to the one I tried using
Catherine's method but when it got to results it said the keystroke and then
said disabled but then Stephen's email came along so I tried by again typing
it in and as said worked perfect both times, if no difference between
arrowing and ypting in, how does one enable the results option? Secondly, I
probably won't search for any of the keywords already typed again or not
often so is there any way to clear or delete/erase all the keywords under
search and start afresh again?
Thanks appreciated to all.
Ricky Lomey
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Sent: Thursday, 23 August 2018 14:16
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Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] Update on Search in Outlook
Actually, using Outlook2016, Gmail, and JAWS2018 latest build,
When you are in your inbox, and if your looking for a message in your Inbox
or other sub-folders you have created, you can move to that sub-folder or if
a message your looking for is
in your Inbox, do the following:
1. Press the Tab key once to put yourself in the Search field.
2. Type in your item you want to search for and press the enter key.
3. Now press Shift+Tab to return to a list view of your Inbox or folder
you previously navigated too.
4. This should show you a list of the items containing your word or
string of words you were searching for!
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Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2018 7:56 PM
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Subject: [VICUG-L] Update on Search in Outlook
Hi listers,
I've been futzing around with the search feature in MS Outlook. At home, I
have Office 365 and Gmail. If you press f3 and then type the search, you
have to then press f6, sometimes more than once, to get over into the
search results area. At work, I have Office 2016 with Microsoft Exchange,
and this step of hitting f6 is not required. At work, as soon as I press
enter after typing in my search string, the list of results pops right up.
But on my home PC, either because it's Office 365 or Gmail instead of
Microsoft Exchange, pressing F6 seems to be a required step. I find this a
lot simpler than using the advanced search feature (control+shift+f). I'd
be curious if others get the same result.
Catherine
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