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Javier
Frequently you need to find messages whit words like "artes" but not whit
"martes".
Now, it's imposible. If you type "artes" you will find "martes", "hartes"
and "partes" and also "artes" of course, but the word "martes" in spanish
stands for "tuesday" so you will retrieve a lot of messages.
In Outlook you can only choose into two options in order to search: "match
case" or not. Which is, in my opinion, very poor.
You could enclose your search in " ... " but, this don't produce the
expected results, in part because it is inmediatly overwriten in upercase and
it is assumed to have no spaces.
So, it is very frustrating because, you never knows which criteria is using
and never knows the cause why it did not found the message you want to find.
Thanks a lot for your patience, sorry for my english and best regards,
Javier.
"martes".
Now, it's imposible. If you type "artes" you will find "martes", "hartes"
and "partes" and also "artes" of course, but the word "martes" in spanish
stands for "tuesday" so you will retrieve a lot of messages.
In Outlook you can only choose into two options in order to search: "match
case" or not. Which is, in my opinion, very poor.
You could enclose your search in " ... " but, this don't produce the
expected results, in part because it is inmediatly overwriten in upercase and
it is assumed to have no spaces.
So, it is very frustrating because, you never knows which criteria is using
and never knows the cause why it did not found the message you want to find.
Thanks a lot for your patience, sorry for my english and best regards,
Javier.