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From: Cosette1999 on 13 Feb 2010 14:43
In Outlook 2007, in calendar I do a "Search All Calendar Items" for a
particular item that I clearly see in front of me. But the search comes up
empty.

The search status for index had 0 - - and now has 6,700+ but still it didn't
find the item.

Questions:
1.) Why must I go to "system" to do indexing? Why doesn't Outlook do it on a
regular basis?
2.) Why can I not find things in the search?
3.) In general, why does one have to index? I thought indexing was used to
speed up searches. But in my case, it can't find anything.


From: Slipstick on 13 Feb 2010 20:19

Has the search engine finished indexing? Outlook won't find anything
until the index is built.

Cosette1999;124221 Wrote:
> In Outlook 2007, in calendar I do a "Search All Calendar Items" for a
> particular item that I clearly see in front of me. But the search comes
> up
> empty.
>
> The search status for index had 0 - - and now has 6,700+ but still it
> didn't
> find the item.
>
> Questions:
> 1.) Why must I go to "system" to do indexing? Why doesn't Outlook do it
> on a
> regular basis?
> 2.) Why can I not find things in the search?
> 3.) In general, why does one have to index? I thought indexing was used
> to
> speed up searches. But in my case, it can't find anything.


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