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<\/p>\nA lot of people avoid using the Search box at the top of the Inbox in Windows Outlook because it returns too many hits—that makes finding a specific email very hard. If you are consistently frustrated by that, here\u2019s a simple tip. Narrow the search by using the Subject button (see left side of figure below).<\/p>\n
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This works because very often the keyword we are looking for is in the subject (title) of the email and using the button forces a search in the subject only. The way to do this is simple (step numbers below correspond to numbers in figure above):<\/p>\n
That\u2019s it!<\/p>\n
For a video demonstration of this tip<\/strong>, and to see a lot more similar tips, watch Lesson 3.2 in the Outlook Inbox Ninja Video Course<\/a>. Also watch Lesson 3.3 there. In fact, there are a ton of good tools described in the whole section 3 of that course, so check it out.<\/p>\n Michael<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A lot of people avoid using the Search box at the top of the Inbox in Windows Outlook because it returns too many hits—that makes finding a specific email very hard. If you are consistently frustrated by that, here\u2019s a … Continue reading