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by - delegate Amy [1 post] (2007 Oct 17 Wed, 16:44) Reply

Is there a way of sorting through emails including words in the email not just the senders email or words in the subject box?

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by - trainer Roger [5 posts] (2007 Oct 17 Wed, 21:30) Reply

You can't sort the emails by content, but you can search in the content. If this is what you want to achieve, go to the email folder you want to search in, click the Find button in the toolbar, type in the search text, go to the Options button on the right of the bar and select 'Search all text in each message'. Now click 'Find now'.

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Sending on behalf of tip related to servers

If somebody gives you the correct access to there inbox then you should be able to send on behalf of that person. If it says that you do not have permissions then you would need to speak with the techie guys. There is a setting on all user accounts which gives you send on behalf of rights. Users would need to be added and thus solving the issue.

This is something that I came accross on a recent rollout.

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