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Re: Customized Outlook Conversations View

kwickstrom — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:56:31 GMT

The filter button was helpful and powerful. I have been trying to develop a filter that will show me only emails that were sent to me that I have not yet replied to. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!

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walkeraj — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 08:57:06 GMT

I am grouping by conversation (ascending), sorting by Received (ascending) which is the way I want it, i.e. newest conversation appears at the top but within each conversation the earliest date eamil is shown first. This way I can read the thread starters email first.

The only problem is when I select this folder outlook automatically takes me to the bottom of the conversations, I always want to be at the top with the newest conversation without having to slide all the way back up again.

Any ideas anyone?

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Re: Customized Outlook Conversations View

tpk — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 20:01:21 GMT

Can one of you Outlook gurus help me with this situation:

1. I have an Outlook search folder for displaying all my calendar items like meetings.

2. The problem is that meetings are frequently updated several times, and only the most recent request needs my attention.

3. This can be hard to locate, because Outlook displays all versions of the request including stale ones with the messae "this request is out-of-date" in the status or information bar

4. This is very irritating as I have to manually search through the folder for the latest version of all the various meeting requests.

Is there a way to filter out stale requests from my calendar folder and leave only the latest updates in it?

Thanks!

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tpk — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 19:44:52 GMT

Outlook gurus,

Can anyone help me set up a filter that only shows the most recent mail in a conversation or a thread? More specifically I am trying to have only the most recenttly updated appointment/meeting appear in my "search folder" that disdlays all calendar items, because it is very irritating to have to sift through the unwanted "this request is out-of-date" items before getting to the most recent update of a meeting, which is the only only I need to take action on. In short, I simply want to filter out stale meeting notices from my calendar search folder.

Thanks in advance.

Re: Customized Outlook Conversations View

mark.spiteri — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 05:17:27 GMT

To solve this problem I created a rule that copies any email I send to the Inbox before it is actually sent. I think this is much easier ....

Mark

Re: Customized Outlook Conversations View

Massif — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 15:27:44 GMT

Perhaps then, oh mighty Outlook Hackers - you could help solve this problem.

I asked about it over on 9 here.

Re: Customized Outlook Conversations View

sonicbum — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 13:33:18 GMT

FYI: To get the filter button (isn't on the tool bar by default and right-clicking a search folder doesn't show the SQL tab in Outlook 2007) folow these steps on Andrew Delin's WebLog.