The Three Ways Of Streamed Line Search In Windows 7

Windows 7 operating system from Microsoft Corp. comes with an improved search feature. If you have misplaced your important files, folders or programs, you can easily find them with the help of the streamlined Search feature in Windows 7 operating system. According to our Windows 7 support team, you can conduct the search operation by means of three ways. These three methods have been discussed below. The instructions given below will guide you through the search process.

Start Menu

• Firstly, you need to click on the Windows Start button that is located on the left side bottom corner of your computer screen. This will open up the list of Start menu options on your computer screen.
• Now, you need to click on the icon that is named as Search from the list of options and type in the name of the file, program or folder that you want to search for into the text field there. The Search field is a white box that says Search programs and files in gray lettering.
• When you type in your query, search results will automatically be populated on the left side of the Start menu.
• Next up, you need to double-click the on the program, folder or file you want to open from the list of search results.

Search Window

• Hold down the Windows logo key and the F key on your computer keyboard. Doing so will open up the Search Results program window on your computer screen.
• Following which you need to enter your search query into the blank white box in the upper-right corner of the program window. This will automatically display the Search results in the white box that is located in the lower half of the window as you type.
• Now, when you find your search result, you need to double-click on it to open it.

In-Folder Search

• Go to a specific folder. There will be a white Search box located at the upper-right corner of the folder window.
• After that, you need to type in your search query into the Search box. Any files or folders in the lower half of the folder window disappear and are replaced by search results. You need to double-click on a result to open it.

For any further information on this, please do get in touch with our Windows 7 support team.

Different Email Formatting In Microsoft Outlook

If you do not like the way the Outlook messages appear or the format in which the emails are displayed, you can easily customize your Outlook messages the way you want. Microsoft allows the Outlook user to select the best format for the reader. You can either reformat all messages or just a single email message. Not just the email text, but you can also format anything you want, including the dates. Outlook lets you format the messages according to your personal preference. Choose the reformatting technique that meets your needs, or apply them all.
The following Outlook Help guidelines will tell you the different Outlook email formatting methods.

How to reformat dates

• Go to the Start menu located at the bottom left corner of your computer desktop and click the Start button. From the Start menu, go to the Control Panel. Locate and click the option Language and region.
• Here you will find the option to customize the date settings. Choose the option Change or Customize to view the current date settings and change them.
• Customize the settings as per your preference. Say for example, you have the option to choose a four-digit year or a two-digit year, or abbreviate the month field. You can make changes to the short form date or long form date, or switch from one setting to the other. Click on the OK button to save your settings and reformat Outlook's date settings.

How to reformat a single message

• Go to the Start menu and click Microsoft Outlook to launch the application.
• Once the Outlook application is opened, click on the option Actions in the menu tab and then select the option New Mail Message Using.
• From here, you can select the format you want for the message text. Click the format you want to use: Plain Text, HTML or RTF. Plain Text is the simplest format. It supports no formatting, but displays the same on all email programs. HTML supports text and image formatting and should display on almost all email programs according to Microsoft Support. RTF is a Microsoft format that can only be read by Microsoft email clients, such as Microsoft Exchange or Outlook.
• Selecting any of these format options will change your message accordingly.

How to reformat all messages

• Open Outlook using the Start menu. Wait for Outlook to open before continuing.
• Click Tools from the Outlook menu, click Options and then click Mail Format.
• View the current default format in the Send in this message format field: RTF, HTML or Plain Text. Click the format you want to make it default. Your change will take place immediately.

For further assistance, go through the Outlook Help menu or visit Microsoft Support Center.