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1. #How to move between search results on messages on a mac archive
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3. #How to move between search results on messages on a mac windows

In the Reading Pane, go to the previous message.Īlt+Up Arrow or Ctrl+Comma or Alt+Page Up Move around message header lines in the Folder Pane or an open message.

Move between the Outlook window, the smaller panes in the Folder Pane, the Reading Pane, and the sections in the To-Do Bar, and show the access keys in the Outlook ribbon. Move between the Outlook window, the smaller panes in the Folder Pane, the Reading Pane, and the sections in the To-Do Bar. Move between the Folder Pane, the main Outlook window, the Reading Pane, and the To-Do Bar. Switch to previous message (with message open). Switch to next message (with message open). Note: This list applies to Office 2013, though most will work with earlier versions as well. Your best bet is to select your tasks from below and then learn those shortcuts. Normally you only need a fraction of these. Same issue in the morning, but the new error message ("We're having trouble.").Microsoft Outlook is quite a complex program so this is a long list here.

#How to move between search results on messages on a mac archive

I figured this might mean the archive isn't indexed, or the index was buggered, so I blew out the index for the database the archive is sitting in and let it rebuild overnight. The field above it says 'Results', with 5 dots continuously moving like it's trying to pull something from the server. I now get a new error that says " We're having trouble fetching results from the server.".

Now the error is different - when I try and search, I no longer get 'Something went wrong'. I then created a new archive for the user (generated a new GUID as I was able to completely wipe it from the database), and then imported the backup. I tried something further - I exported the users Archive to a PST on a network folder, detached and wiped out the archive from the database. I even blew out the old 'DisabledArchiveGUID' just in case that was hanging onto something old. I also compared the users mailbox to my own (Get-Mailbox -Identity | select *), but everything matches. This unfortunately had zero effect on the problem, exact same issue presented. Ok, so further developments after attempting to move the user's mailbox as well as archive to different databases. Has anyone else experienced this, and if so have you found a solution that doesn't involve rebuilding the user in the AD/Exchange? I feel like I've exhausted all research options, I've been working on this for a few days on & off. I'm somewhat loath to try and nuke/rebuild the users account in the AD/Exchange as they have a very busy mailbox (it's a Production Manager's account), it would have to be a last resort. I've tested this on my own AD account, and I can search through my mailbox's online archive via Outlook (same version of MS365 as user having issues). Note that (so far) it's only happening to this one user, verified that multiple users are able to search this via Outlook without issue, in cached or un-cached mode.

#How to move between search results on messages on a mac windows

Verified Windows Search service is functioning, but should be irrelevant as from my research it appears that 'Online Archive' in Outlook doesn't cache locally even when profile set to cache - can anyone confirm?.Verified the user's mailbox configuration type is not set to 'shared' (it's 'regular').Used a secondary test computer with users AD account, installed fresh office, fresh local mail profile.

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