V10 Reasonably complete documentation for search parameters

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Anyone know where I can find reasonably complete documentation for search parameters ?

Help’s https://www.emclient.com/webdocumentation/en/10.0/eMClient/Default.htm#Favorite%20Folders/About%20Search%20Folders.htm?Highlight=search is inadequate for reliable searching e.g. does not say which parameters are multi-value, how values match or details of the operators referenced at Release History | eM Client “Search redesign and NOT and OR operators”

Thanks.

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I would suggest to get any further information on that, if you have a current active paid Pro or Personal version to go to the ge VIP support page and login and lodge a support ticket.

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Does this mean complete documentation is available only to paying users?

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Does this mean complete documentation is available only to paying users?

Thats the “only eM Client documentation” we have on this free community forum.

So if you need further information, then “unless another community user knows”, then you would need to be a paying customer and ask via the VIP support page via lodging a ticket. We only have limited info on this free community forum.

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Hi Chris, have you tried checking the general SEARCH section in the Documentation you linked, and not just the specific page on ‘Search folders’?
The Search page explains the Search bar options and then below the Search keywords and how to use AND, OR and NOT arguments.

https://www.emclient.com/webdocumentation/en/10.0/eMClient/Default.htm#Getting%20Started/Search.htm

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OK, noted. Thanks.

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I think @Olivia_Rust has provided a very helpful response. :grin:

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No, I hadn’t. I’d seen it but on seeing it was specific to the Search Bar with no mention of the search folders I’m using, I didn’t read down. But now reading down I see it does cover keywords and I’m hoping that applies to search folders.

Thanks!

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Olivia (or anyone),

Could you type search into the Help index and tell me if you get the Search topic? I don’t.

Thanks.