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Barb -- Thanks. Most helpful as always! -- jclarkw

Hello jclarkw, There are several threads about Outlook indexing. Maybe they'll help: https://forums.sandboxie.com/phpBB3/search.php?keywords=indexing+outlook ...

When running sandboxed, Outlook does not seem to update my index of messages when I get new messages or move ... ! When I opened Outlook outside the sandbox and searched, however, it said it was indexing and did start to find things for me. Now that Outlook's indexing appears to ...

A lot of this depends on how you use Outlook. I use Outlook 2010, and if I sandbox it I can get it to work sort of. But I run into problems with indexing, and also dictionaries. Finally what breaks it is the fact I also use Quickbooks which ...

A lot of this depends on how you use Outlook. I use Outlook 2010, and if I sandbox it I can get it to work sort of. But I run into problems with indexing, and also dictionaries. Finally what breaks it is the fact I also use Quickbooks which ...

I use OUTLOOK (2010) as email client for my work. The problem is that Outlook seems not having access to Windows Indexing Service. I read some posts about this issue but it didn't bring me to an (understandable) solution. What is the status of this problem and has it already been solved?

Oh, I wish it were that simple here. But I have some stuff that just doesn't play well in Sandboxie, so I have to resort to plan b. For example I wanted to Sandbox Outlook 2010, and it worked except for the indexing. Having to have Quickbooks communicate with Outlook didn't help

... also ran into compatibility issues which I haven't been able to fix (eg Outlook indexing still doesn't work for me in sandboxie). It's not about me being alright so screw ...

... Unfortunately, you're right tzuk! I applied this change, then ran Outlook sandboxed and created a new contact. I waited 10-15 secs (for an un-sandboxed Outlook the indexing service finds the new contact in less than a sec) and then tried an outlook ...

Well you said the contacts were stored on \\REVO-UFFORD\outlook\ . This would mean that windows would use SMB/file sharing to store the ... <office_outlook> file list set to \\REVO-UFFORD\outlook\ It's just the Indexing Service that gets blocked! Anyway - I've just turned-off port blocking ...

... Is your reasoning that ports 138,139 etc might be used by the Windows Indexing Service? I was hoping for some pointers from the Resource Access ... Is it supposed to indicate e.g. resources denied to the sandboxed Outlook? Well you said the contacts were stored on \\REVO-UFFORD\outlook\ ...

... Is your reasoning that ports 138,139 etc might be used by the Windows Indexing Service? I was hoping for some pointers from the Resource Access ... Is it supposed to indicate e.g. resources denied to the sandboxed Outlook?

I'm running SB 3.76 (with Experimental Protection 64-bit enabled) and Outlook 2010 version 14.0.6129.5000 (32 bit) under Windows 7 Home Premium ... 1. I run Outlook unsandboxied and add a new contact 'x', Outlook indexing finds it pretty well instantly. 2. I then run Outlook sandboxied, ...

... no component outside the sandbox, perhaps this indexer uses the Windows Indexing from outside the sandbox, or some other component in a way that ... support. But let's start with something easier. I assume you enabled Outlook support in Sandbox Settings > Applications > Email Reader. And you ...

... mailboxes attached to the main account. Also a 2nd mailaccount Also an Outlook Plugin that detaches and saving attached files But above all, I have X1 indexing service running. Okay, I know now that it won't work, I guess I'll have to save the ...