Again, using advanced search options with the same criteria would return the “2017 Projects” email even when excluding the “s” at the end of Project for our search criteria. The results returned only went back a year and half when the Advanced search went back much further using the same search criteria. Hello Just in case the following is of help to anybody. Short version: Try to leave unchecked Outlook from the indexing locations: Long version: On Outlook 2016 Windows 10 32 bits, my problem was incomplete search results in Tasks. I could not understand why most items were found but some others no. By just unchecking Outlook from the indexing locations (and leaving it unchecked), my search worked again perfectly with the following differences to the previous behaviour: – typing the search string doesn’t start the check automatically as soon as I start typing anything: I have to press the spyglass icon to launch the search once I have written the full search string. In fact, I much prefer this!

Microsoft Edge is the latest web browser from Microsoft, which aims to replace Internet Explorer in the latest versions of Windows for desktop PC, Surface, and Windows Phone. While most Mac users may not need to access or use the Microsoft Edge web browser, others in OS X may require using Edge to access specific websites, and it’s particularly common for web developers and web designers to need to use a wide variety of web browsers for testing purposes. Thus, we’re going to show Mac users how they can easily run Microsoft Edge directly in Mac OS X, and entirely for free. This walkthrough will focus on using a virtual machine to run and test Microsoft Edge in OS X, which at the moment is the only way to run Edge on a Mac without using Boot Camp or a complete Windows 10 installation. Eventually Microsoft Edge will be available through Azure similar to how OS X users can through Microsoft Remote Desktop, but for now the VM approach is how we’ll be running the Edge browser on a Mac. If you’ve had an before, you’ll find this is very similar, but with differing Windows and browser versions. Running a Windows VM like this has some benefits over using the Remote Desktop approach to running Internet Explorer, including offline access, but perhaps the most obvious downside is that you’ll be using more system resources and the virtual machine takes up about 11GB of disk space.

Last year at Build, we launched Visual Studio for Mac, our native macOS IDE for developers building cloud, web, and mobile applications using.NET. Updates have been rolling out at a steady pace ever since, and we’re excited to announce the release of Visual Studio for Mac version 7.5. We have also continued to bring more Visual Studio 2017 code to the Mac. Our mission has always been to delight developers, and we have something for everyone in this release.