clear filters in outlook 2007

iltering is different than sorting. When you sort items, you rearrange the current items in a view. For example, when you view the Inbox in single-line view, if you click the name Joanna Fuller and then click the From column header, all the messages in the Inbox will appear in alphabetical order with all the messages from Joanna Fuller at the top of your view. However, all the other messages are still viewable in the Inbox; they are now listed before and after Joanna Fuller in alphabetical order. If you scroll, you will see them all.
When you filter items, you selectively choose what items will appear in a view. The Filter dialog box offers you a variety of ways to select and organize your criteria. To open the Filter dialog box, point to Current View on the View menu, click Customize Current View, and then click Filter.

For example, you can filter the Inbox to only show only items with "Joanna Fuller" in the From box. All of the other items in the Inbox are hidden from view and can be seen by removing the view filter.

When a view filter is applied to a selected folder, the status bar displays the words Filter Applied in the lower-left corner of the screen. Multiple Filters Applied is displayed when both a view filter and a synchronization filter have been applied. A synchronization filter allows you to choose which items are downloaded or kept in your Offline Folder file (.ost). Find out more about sychronization filters.
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Show or hide items or files with a view filter

1. Click on the folder for which you want to apply a filter.
2. On the View menu, point to Current View, and then click Customize Current View.
3. Click Filter.
4. Do one or more of the following:
• Filter using common filtering criteria    
• On the Messages tab, select the filter options you want.
• Filter using additional criteria, such as a category or importance level    
• Click the More Choices tab, and then select the filter options you want.

If you select more than one filter option field in the Filter dialog box, only the items that meet all of the criteria will appear. However, if you use one filter field, and enter multiple criteria, items that meet at least one criterion within that field will be found.

For example, if you type Joanna Fuller, Florian Voss, and Jon Morris in the From filter field, you will find messages that are from one, two, or all three of those people.

• Filter using custom criteria    

1. Click the Advanced tab.
2. Click Field.
3. Point to the field set you want, and then click the field you want to use in the search criteria.
4. In the Condition list, click the condition you want to use with the selected field. The conditions that are available depend on the field that is selected.
5. If the condition requires a value, enter the value you want the field and condition to meet in the Value box

iltering is different than sorting. When you sort items, you rearrange the current items in a view. For example, when you view the Inbox in single-line view, if you click the name Joanna Fuller and then click the From column header, all the messages in the Inbox will appear in alphabetical order with all the messages from Joanna Fuller at the top of your view. However, all the other messages are still viewable in the Inbox; they are now listed before and after Joanna Fuller in alphabetical order. If you scroll, you will see them all. When you filter items, you selectively choose what items will appear in a view. The Filter dialog box offers you a variety of ways to select and organize your criteria. To open the Filter dialog box, point to Current View on the View menu, click Customize Current View, and then click Filter. Filter dialog box For example, you can filter the Inbox to only show only items with "Joanna Fuller" in the From box. All of the other items in the Inbox are hidden from view and can be seen by removing the view filter. Before and after a filter is applied When a view filter is applied to a selected folder, the status bar displays the words Filter Applied in the lower-left corner of the screen. Multiple Filters Applied is displayed when both a view filter and a synchronization filter have been applied. A synchronization filter allows you to choose which items are downloaded or kept in your Offline Folder file (.ost). Find out more about sychronization filters. Top of Page Top of Page Show or hide items or files with a view filter Click on the folder for which you want to apply a filter. On the View menu, point to Current View, and then click Customize Current View. Click Filter. Do one or more of the following: Filter using common filtering criteria On the Messages tab, select the filter options you want. Filter using additional criteria, such as a category or importance level Click the More Choices tab, and then select the filter options you want. If you select more than one filter option field in the Filter dialog box, only the items that meet all of the criteria will appear. However, if you use one filter field, and enter multiple criteria, items that meet at least one criterion within that field will be found. For example, if you type Joanna Fuller, Florian Voss, and Jon Morris in the From filter field, you will find messages that are from one, two, or all three of those people. Filter using custom criteria Click the Advanced tab. Click Field. Point to the field set you want, and then click the field you want to use in the search criteria. In the Condition list, click the condition you want to use with the selected field. The conditions that are available depend on the field that is selected. If the condition requires a value, enter the value you want the field and condition to meet in the Value box

to free up disk space outlook express compact

Removing the shortcuts from the All Users did stop my problem but now I realize there is an "official" way to stop it.

It is related to desktop search - right-click the magnifying glass icon in the toolbar menu and choose Windows Desktop Search Options from the menu.

If Microsoft Outlook Express is listed under 'Included Locations' then left-click on it and click on the 'Modify' button'. You should see an Indexed Locations popup where you can 'uncheck' the Microsoft Outlook Express: Main Identity entry and you will no longer receive the message.

2)

First thing to try would be to go into the Registry and set the counter back to 0.
Start>Run>type regedit>OK.
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{GUID}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express\5.0 (GUID being a long series of numbers and letters), right click the value Compact Check Count in the right pane and click Modify.
Change the value to 0, OK and exit Registry Editor

How to Install IIS on Windows 7 or Vista

If you are a developer using ASP.NET, one of the first things you’ll want to install on Windows 7 or Vista is IIS (internet information server). Keep in mind that your version of Windows may not come with IIS. I’m using Windows 7 Ultimate edition.
First, go to Control Panel, and then click on Programs. You’ll see a link for “Turn Windows features on or off”

If you expand the Internet Information Services tree node, you can see that there are a lot of options beneath it. You will probably want to explore these options, because even if you click on IIS, some of the necessary options for doing development aren’t checked.

Once you’ve gone ahead and checked the items you want, and clicked OK, you’ll see this dialog for a while….

Now when you navigate in your browser to localhost, you’ll see the new default page… slick!
 

If you are a developer using ASP.NET, one of the first things you’ll want to install on Windows 7 or Vista is IIS (internet information server). Keep in mind that your version of Windows may not come with IIS. I’m using Windows 7 Ultimate edition. First, go to Control Panel, and then click on Programs. You’ll see a link for “Turn Windows features on or off” If you expand the Internet Information Services tree node, you can see that there are a lot of options beneath it. You will probably want to explore these options, because even if you click on IIS, some of the necessary options for doing development aren’t checked. Once you’ve gone ahead and checked the items you want, and clicked OK, you’ll see this dialog for a while…. Now when you navigate in your browser to localhost, you’ll see the new default page… slick!

If you are a developer using ASP.NET, one of the first things you’ll want to install on Windows 7 or Vista is IIS (internet information server). Keep in mind that your version of Windows may not come with IIS. I’m using Windows 7 Ultimate edition.




First, go to Control Panel, and then click on Programs. You’ll see a link for “Turn Windows features on or off”







If you expand the Internet Information Services tree node, you can see that there are a lot of options beneath it. You will probably want to explore these options, because even if you click on IIS, some of the necessary options for doing development aren’t checked.







Once you’ve gone ahead and checked the items you want, and clicked OK, you’ll see this dialog for a while….







Now when you navigate in your browser to localhost, you’ll see the new default page… slick!

Local Area Connection Status windows showing ridiculous number of Sent Packets

1) This is likely just a bug in the network card driver. See if the
manufacturer has a newer
driver.