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1.Make click here to enable instant search go away
How do I make this happen in my new OL 2007 without installing
windows desktop search? I have google desktop and don't think I want two
desktop searches... or should I consider it?
2.don't like instant search how do i make it go away
The "click here to enable Instant Search" nag window needs to go away - how
can I make it so?
3.Go News went away
Hi,
I set up OL 2003 SP1 to be my news reader. From the
standard toolbar, I selected add or remove
buttons|customize|commands|go and then dragged News to
the Go menu. I then selected Go|news, set up a user name
and email address, downloaded all 400 million news
groups, signed up for microsoft.public.windows.tabletpc,
and read some news in that group.
That was an hour ago. Now, News no longer appears on the
Go menu. I figured I'd just put it there again, but when
I do add or remove buttons|customize|commands|go, News is
no longer listed as a command in the Go category.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Elbert
4.Autotext functions & folder Search functions in 2007 Outlook
BillR and Patrick,
We really are caught between a rock and a hard place.
Maybe we just are not ready to convert to Office 2007 from Office 2003 as
many of the functions so easy to use in Outlook 2003 are omitted from Outlook
2007.
Two Outlook 2003 functions that we depend on maybe a hundred times daily for
our business, are not included in Outlook 2007. They are [1] our 100's of
AutoText entries we use and [2] an easy "search" function for folders &
subfolders.
[1] Autocorrect>Autotext
In this thread we have asked to no avial how to recover our 100's of
normal.dot 2003 Autotext entries. That seems to be a hopeless case for 2003
migrating to 2007. So as it seems righ now, only 2003 Outlook/Word have the
Autotext functionality that companies use daily who work primarliy in
categories such as in e-commerce or companiesies like law firms. 2007
Word/Outlook do not seem to have retained that Autotext like functionality.
[2] Searching a folder and its sub folders:
In another post/thread we received all kinds of very good feedback as to how
to "search" in Outlook 2007. Unfortunately in our case, the ease of
searching folders and their subsequent sub-folders is lost in Outlook 2007.
In Outlook 2003, you would just right click on the Main folder you want to
search, click off sub folders, key in the text you wanted to find, and go!
Now you have to create unique search folders every time, click check marks
for EVERY sub folder you want searched (the click on "search sub folders"
doesn't work). It is so time consuming to search Outlook messages in 2007
versus 2003. The search folders function that took a right click for a few
seconds in Outlook 2003, takes about 4 minutes in Outlook 2007 going to
different search boxes, menus and lots of folder box checking (I timed how
long it took for 10 different searches averaging about 4 minutes per search).
So we just do not know what the heck to do.
We hate to ask, but
Maybe we just are not ready to convert to Office 2007 from Office 2003 as
many of the functions so easy to use are omitted from 2007.
We thought we were pretty MS Office savvy, in the past, always jumping on
the Office beta releases quickly as all the other upgrades were distinctly
improved over the former products they replaced. Not so sure that is the
case for 2007 versus 2003.
Just maybe, MS got caught up in the "techie" syndrome and their 2007 Office
products are geared more for folks with a ton of computer and system's
knowledge, instead of the common Office user as all the previous Office
products were.
Office 2003 and prior were truly user friendly. 2007 so far is clearly not
user friendly at leastr for 2007 Outlook and 2007 Word.
So if we must, and we really hate to ask, how do we convert back to 2003 for
all our Office products?
Warmest regards and thank you for attempting to help us.
Greg Gates
5.Quicker way to read newsgroups away from home?
When I'm at work, the only access I have to newsgroups is Google Groups. I
have tried setting up the news server in OE by putting my user name and
password for the ISP I use at home. This always returns an access denied
error. They won't set up the ISP we use at work for some reason.
Google Groups are nice. The problem is at least a 6 hour or more lag before
you can view any post. Are there any quicker methods when you're away from
home?
Thanks,
Brett
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