NOTE: Searching will only find items if you search for an entire word, or the beginning of a word if you search for the middle or end of a word you will not find the item. Type expense NOT report ("NOT" needs to be in all caps) to find messages containing the word expense but not the word report. Type expense AND report ("AND" needs to be in all caps) to find messages containing both the word expense and the word report, but not necessarily in that order. Type "expense reports" (including the quotes) to find messages containing the exact phrase "expense reports." You can narrow your results even further by changing your search. Messages that contain the word or name you specified appear with the search text highlighted in the results. To find a word that you know is in a message, or a message from a particular person, type the word or person's name (you can use first, last, and partial names) in the search box.
It’s at the top of your messages, as shown here: You can expand the folder pane by clicking the Minimize/Expand button, as shown here:įind the search box. Or, in addition to "Compact Navigation" being on, the folder pane might be minimized, so the icons are arranged vertically. If you don't see this, "Compact Navigation" might be turned on, so you'll see icons instead, like this: In all cases there will be a 'server call' and it cannot be retrieve directly after sending because this property is set by Exchange Mail server.In the navigation bar, near the bottom of the screen, click Mail. The other alternative is to ask the ExchangeServer using MAPI or EWS. Seeįor a VSTO add-in you can retrieve the MessageID aka InternetMessageId using Redemption. Keep also in mind that 'ItemId' changes when you move an email from a folder to another. To my knowledge there is no alternative (except creating your own "digest") from the immutable properties of an email. The have differents ItemID(aka EntryId).Ĭonclusion, the MessageID identifies the mail from its content and is set by the mailserver sending the email. For the two others, there are two different messages within the same Exchange server. If you have multiple recipients: they will have the same MessageID (aka InternetMessageId) even the first one is not even Exchange. Actually you can duplicate an email then, they will have the same MessageID but different ItemId.
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