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From:
"Margaret Thomas" <iluvtoread@cox.net>Subject:
Advanced Find in Outlook 2010 with WE 7.5.2Date:
Mon, Jan 23, 2012 6:27:28 amGood Morning,
Outlook's Advanced Find feature, Control-Shift F is one of my favorite
keystrokes since I first used it in OE. I've gotten it to work to at least
some degree with JAWS 12 and 13, but haven't had any luck with it with
Window-Eyes 7.5.2 on my 64 bit Win 7 Home Premium machine. I put learning
WE on the back burner until I could get some kind of handle on Windows 7 and
the new programs I needed to learn for it, but I'm ready to give it another
chance. I thought I remembered that Control-Shift-F is a WE keystroke and I
tried the bypass keystroke before issuing it, but it didn't work and I
didn't find any messages when I knew there should be some in my search. Is
there another keystroke in WE that will allow me to search for messages
using multiple criteria in Outlook 2010 such as subject, from, to, and date?
I know a bit about the search box, but haven't had a great deal of luck
search for multiple criteria with it.
Thank you,
Margaret
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Outlook's Advanced Find feature, Control-Shift F is one of my favorite
keystrokes since I first used it in OE. I've gotten it to work to at least
some degree with JAWS 12 and 13, but haven't had any luck with it with
Window-Eyes 7.5.2 on my 64 bit Win 7 Home Premium machine. I put learning
WE on the back burner until I could get some kind of handle on Windows 7 and
the new programs I needed to learn for it, but I'm ready to give it another
chance. I thought I remembered that Control-Shift-F is a WE keystroke and I
tried the bypass keystroke before issuing it, but it didn't work and I
didn't find any messages when I knew there should be some in my search. Is
there another keystroke in WE that will allow me to search for messages
using multiple criteria in Outlook 2010 such as subject, from, to, and date?
I know a bit about the search box, but haven't had a great deal of luck
search for multiple criteria with it.
Thank you,
Margaret
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