Natural Language "keywords" in Advanced Find

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1978fx@gmail.com - 15 Nov 2005 14:32 GMT

I know how wonderful Natural Language can be, in advanced find, and am
thrilled that "relative" date searches are back in OL2003.

However, I want to save a search for all emails created 2 WEEKDAYS AGO,
and am at a loss to what N.L. keywords are available to me. Is there a
source list, anywhere, for what words are RECOGNIZED by the natural
language in Outlook?

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Diane Poremsky [MVP] - 15 Nov 2005 16:24 GMT

You'll have to experiment and see what works. I have some keywords in
various articles at slipstick.com and outlook-tips.net, but there isn't a
master list. AFAIk, 'weekdays' is not one of the words outlook understands -
days or weeks will work though.

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>I know how wonderful Natural Language can be, in advanced find, and am
> thrilled that "relative" date searches are back in OL2003.
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> source list, anywhere, for what words are RECOGNIZED by the natural
> language in Outlook?

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