PS: There is a very long-running thread in WDS forum about OE issues in WDS
v3.0:
http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/sho...&tf=0&pageid=0

PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
> This is a Windows Search issue, not an OE issue. That being said...
>
> Does Windows Search v4.0 index OE messages (with OL as the default Mail
> Client)? Assuming you were running an earlier version of Windows Search,
> did it index OE messages (with OL as the default Mail Client)?
>
> I would not recommend using Windows Search in WinXP SP3 if you're using OE
> (even in newsreader-only mode). See this recent discussion about the
> problem:
> http://groups.google.com/group/micro...d35fbfa457fd6f
>
> For reference, here's a list of things which are known to cause this
> behavior (emphasis added):
>
> • Various & sundry anti-virus applications (including Norton);
> • Various & sundry anti-spyware applications;
> • Various & sundry third-party firewalls;
> • Any/all of the above running when SP3 was installed;
> • IBM Rapid Access keyboard (driver) RAKDLL.DLL;
> • Nero plug-in(s);
> • !!! => Windows Desktop Search is installed <= !!!
> • !!! => Windows Live Mail is or had been installed <= !!!
> • Disk defragmentation; and/or
> • MailWasher
>
> Jan Kuipers wrote:
>> It's Windows Search 4.0 as described on:
>> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=940157
>>
>>> "Not indexed" for what Search functionality or application (e.g.,
>>> Windows
>>> Search; Windows Desktop Search; OE Search [Find])?
>>>
>>> Jan Kuipers wrote:
>>>> Windows XP SP3
>>>> Outlook 2007 (default e-mailclient)
>>>> Outlook Express 6 (default news-client)
>>>> Windows search 4
>>>>
>>>> For some reasons the news messages in the newsgroups are not indexed
>>>> anymore
>>>> since about a week.
>>>> If I copy a news message to a testfolder in Outlook Express, then it
>>>> will
>>>> be
>>>> indexed.
>>>> Outlook Express has been added to the index location in Windows search.
>>>>
>>>> Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that I tried Windows Live
>>>> Mail
>>>> a week ago. But I de-installed that program again and made a system
>>>> recovery
>>>> afterwards.

I shall look in this forum. Thanks

Jan Kuipers

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> PS: There is a very long-running thread in WDS forum about OE issues in
> WDS v3.0:
> http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/sho...&tf=0&pageid=0
>
> PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:
>> This is a Windows Search issue, not an OE issue. That being said...
>>
>> Does Windows Search v4.0 index OE messages (with OL as the default Mail
>> Client)? Assuming you were running an earlier version of Windows Search,
>> did it index OE messages (with OL as the default Mail Client)?
>>
>> I would not recommend using Windows Search in WinXP SP3 if you're using
>> OE
>> (even in newsreader-only mode). See this recent discussion about the
>> problem:
>> http://groups.google.com/group/micro...d35fbfa457fd6f
>>
>> For reference, here's a list of things which are known to cause this
>> behavior (emphasis added):
>>
>> • Various & sundry anti-virus applications (including Norton);
>> • Various & sundry anti-spyware applications;
>> • Various & sundry third-party firewalls;
>> • Any/all of the above running when SP3 was installed;
>> • IBM Rapid Access keyboard (driver) RAKDLL.DLL;
>> • Nero plug-in(s);
>> • !!! => Windows Desktop Search is installed <= !!!
>> • !!! => Windows Live Mail is or had been installed <= !!!
>> • Disk defragmentation; and/or
>> • MailWasher
>>
>> Jan Kuipers wrote:
>>> It's Windows Search 4.0 as described on:
>>> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=940157
>>>
>>>> "Not indexed" for what Search functionality or application (e.g.,
>>>> Windows
>>>> Search; Windows Desktop Search; OE Search [Find])?
>>>>
>>>> Jan Kuipers wrote:
>>>>> Windows XP SP3
>>>>> Outlook 2007 (default e-mailclient)
>>>>> Outlook Express 6 (default news-client)
>>>>> Windows search 4
>>>>>
>>>>> For some reasons the news messages in the newsgroups are not indexed
>>>>> anymore
>>>>> since about a week.
>>>>> If I copy a news message to a testfolder in Outlook Express, then it
>>>>> will
>>>>> be
>>>>> indexed.
>>>>> Outlook Express has been added to the index location in Windows
>>>>> search.
>>>>>
>>>>> Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that I tried Windows Live
>>>>> Mail
>>>>> a week ago. But I de-installed that program again and made a system
>>>>> recovery
>>>>> afterwards.
>