use the from field on the first tab, not on the advanced tab.
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"AndyH" <andyh[ at ]triode.net.au> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I need to do an advanced find on the From field. All senders I am
> searching for are from the same domain (eg microsoft.com).
> Some senders have a Display name and some don't.
> eg
> Bill [billg[ at ]microsoft.com] - Bill has a display name
> torvald[ at ]microsoft.com - Torvald does not have a display name.
>
> If I do a search on the From field containing "Microsoft.com" it finds
> Torvald but not Bill
> If I search for "Bill" it finds Bill.
>
> This behaviour occurs on one of my computers. On another computer a
> search for "Microsoft.com" finds both Torvald and Bill.
>
> What setting on the first computer might cause a sender to be ignored
> if he has a Display-Name.
>
> AndyH
>
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