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SYMPTOMS
Using the Microsoft Outlook 98 Advanced Find feature, no matching items are
found under the following conditions:
CAUSEThe Find engine uses an explicit text search method; spaces are interpreted as an "And" function. RESOLUTIONType the name in the From box; do not choose the name from the Address Book if it has anything appended to the end of the name. MORE INFORMATIONAn Outlook Contact, as viewed from the Address Book, can contain as many as 3 e-mail addresses and 3 Business Fax numbers. Outlook appends (e-mail), (email2), (email3), (Business Fax), (Business Fax2), or (Business Fax3) to the e-mail name to differentiate between the types of addresses. So a contact name in the Address Box can have any of these formats: myname (E-mail)A space between words in any of the search criteria fields is interpreted as an And function. In the example above, myname (E-mail), is interpreted as myname And (E-mail). Since all criteria must be matched for the search to succeed, and (E-mail) is never found in the From field of an e-mail message, the search will fail. Steps to Reproduce the Problem
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