Archive Manager User Guide

Archive Manager
User Guide
4.5
Quest Archive Manager Archive Manager User Guide Updated - July 2011 (Doc ID 192) Software Version - 4.5
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ABOUT THIS GUIDE

This User Guide was developed to provide the operating instructions and pertinent application notes for end users of Quest Archive Manager. It is intended for end users of the product, as well as system administrators, system analysts and others who may support end users in their use of product features.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 GETTING STARTED WITH ARCHIVE MANAGER . . . . INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HOW DO I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DO AN INVESTIGATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . FIND SOMEONE I'VE COMMUNICATED WITH SHARE MY MAILBOX WITH OTHER USERS . FIND AN ATTACHMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . GET AUTOMATICALLY ALERTED WHEN PARTICULAR EMAILS ARRIVE . . . . . . . . . CHAPTER 2 SEARCHING EMAIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . THE EMAIL SEARCH FORM . . . . . . SEARCH CONTROLS . . . . . . . HOW TO PERFORM A SEARCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 . 8 . 9 . 9 10 10 11
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SEARCH CRITERIA TABS . . . . . . . . . . . . SEARCH TAB (TEXT-MATCH SEARCH) . ADVANCED SEARCHES . . . . . . . . . . TO/FROM TAB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DATE RANGE TAB . . . . . . . . . . . . . ATTACHMENTS TAB . . . . . . . . . . . . MAILBOX TAB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TAGS TAB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VIEWING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 SAVING AND REUSING SEARCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 EXECUTING A SAVED SEARCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
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WORKING
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SAVED SEARCHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 . . . . . . . 29 . . . . . . . 30 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 33 33 35 35 36 37
CHAPTER 3 WORKING WITH YOUR SEARCH RESULTS . . . . . . . . . . OPTIONS FOR MANAGING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS . . . TABS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MESSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . COMMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HEADERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOURNAL REPORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ACCESS HISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TAGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TOOLBAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . THE ARCHIVE MANAGER OUTLOOK FORM . . . . . . . . . . . . . RECONSTRUCTING STRIPPED MESSAGES WHEN WINDOWS AUTHENTICATION IS USED . . . . . . . . . . . . RECONSTRUCTING STRIPPED MESSAGES WHEN FORMS AUTHENTICATION IS USED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OPENING STRIPPED MESSAGES FROM A SHARED FOLDER
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CHAPTER 4 STANDARD MAILBOXES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 ABOUT STANDARD MAILBOXES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 TYPES OF MAILBOXES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 CHAPTER 5 CUSTOM MAILBOXES . . . . . . . . . . . ABOUT CUSTOM MAILBOXES . . . ADD A CUSTOM MAILBOX . . . . . ADD FOLDERS TO A CUSTOM RENAME A CUSTOM MAILBOX . DELETE A CUSTOM MAILBOX . SECURITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . ADD USER ACCESS . . . . REMOVE USER ACCESS. . . . . . . . . . . . ....... ....... ....... MAILBOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 50 50 50 52 52 52 52 53
CHAPTER 6 REPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 ABOUT REPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 STORAGE STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

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SEARCH LOG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 VIEWING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 QUESTIONABLE ACCESS . . . . . . . . . . . . VIEWING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS . . . OF ALL EMAIL (BY SPECIFIC PERSON) OF MY EMAIL (BY ANYONE). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
VIEWED MESSAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 MY SEARCH LOG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 CHAPTER 7 SUBSCRIBE

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MONITORING EMAIL WITH RSS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 CHAPTER 8 INFORMATION ABOUT ARCHIVE MANAGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 THE ABOUT DIALOG BOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 CHAPTER 9 WORKING WITH THE ARCHIVE MANAGER OFFLINE CLIENT OVERVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ACCESSING YOUR ARCHIVED MESSAGES OFFLINE . . . . . HOW IT WORKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BEFORE YOU START . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TURNING CACHED MODE ON OR OFF . . . . . . . . . FINDING MESSAGES . . . . . . . . . USING QUICK FIND . . . . . . . USING FIND NOW. . . . . . . . FINDING MESSAGES WITH THE .......... .......... .......... SAME SUBJECT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 68 68 68 69 70 76 77 77 78
CHAPTER 10 ACCESSING YOUR ARCHIVE FROM A MOBILE DEVICE . OVERVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SEARCHING FOR MESSAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VIEWING THE SEARCH RESULTS . . . . . . . . . . . .
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CHAPTER 11 ARCHIVE MANAGER VISTA GADGET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 ABOUT THE VISTA GADGET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
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OPENING THE VISTA GADGET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ADDING THE VISTA GADGET TO THE WINDOWS SIDEBAR . . VIEWING THE VISTA GADGET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PERFORMING A SEARCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VIEWING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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APPENDIX A: THIRD-PARTY COMPONENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 ABOUT QUEST SOFTWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 CONTACTING QUEST SOFTWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CONTACTING QUEST SUPPORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PRODUCT INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION . . . . . . VISITING OUR ARCHIVE MANAGER ONLINE COMMUNITY . OTHER QUEST COMMUNITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 91 91 92 92
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Getting Started with Archive Manager
Introduction How Do I
Quest Archive Manager
Introduction
This document is a guide to the features of Archive Manager. Archive Managers main screen display appears when you sign in:
HEADER: This contains the Title Menu, your sign-in details, the Help and About links, and the Sign out button. TOOLS: This is the vertical "sidebar" that appears on the left edge of the display, with these clickable tool options: Search: Lets you perform detailed and flexible searches. See the Searching Email chapter for more information.
Standard MailBoxes: Typically this will be the MailBox that corresponds to your email address. If you have access to other users' MailBoxes, they will also appear in this area. See the Standard MailBoxes section for more information. Custom MailBoxes: You can use custom MailBoxes to group related messages together. See the Custom MailBoxes section for more information.
Saved Searches: This menu will appear only when you have saved your first search. See the Saving and Reusing Searches section for more information. Options: You can change your Archive Manager password in this area for users created in Archive Manager. The Active Directory Connector will overwrite Archive Manager when populating password data from the mail server. Reports: By default, users are granted the User security role. In this case, they will only see the My Search Log report. Other reports are available depending upon your access permissions. See the Reports section for more information.
To collapse (hide) any Tools menu: Click the up-arrow icon to the right of the menu heading. To expand (un-hide) any Tools menu: Click the down-arrow icon to the right of the menu heading. To collapse (hide) or expand (un-hide) the entire Tools sidebar column: Click the vertical gray Tools bar between the sidebar and the Main Content.
MAIN CONTENT: To the right of the Tools sidebar, this area contains the tabbed Email Search form where most of your searches take place, and where the results of your searches and reports are displayed.
How Do I
This section guides you through some of the common functions that you might want to use within Archive Manager and is intended to help you become familiar with some of the ways that it can be used. Do an investigation Find someone I've communicated with Share my MailBox with other users Find an attachment Get automatically alerted when specific emails arrive
Do an Investigation
Archive Manager is ideal for you if you need to sift through email as part of an investigation: using the Email Search tab, you can simply enter your required search criteria and Archive Manager will list all the matching messages and/or attachments.
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With Archive Manager you can search the full text of emails and attachments, or restrict searches to specific fields. Tags and comments related to a specific investigation or project are able to be assigned to messages to further refine investigations.
Find Someone I've Communicated With

You can search for a person or email address, and Archive Manager will display all the messages sent to, from, or to and from that person. Getting Started: Go to the To/From tab of the Email Search form. For detailed information please refer to To/From Tab section of this guide.
Share My MailBox with Other Users

See also: About Custom MailBoxes. To give another user access to your MailBox: 1. In the Tools sidebar: Right-click the MailBox Name, and select Security from the pop-up menu to display the Archive Manager Security dialog box. Enter all or part of a name in the Find User field and click Search. Select the checkbox next to the user you wish to have access to your MailBox. Multiple users are able to be selected and added simultaneously. Click the Add to MailBox button. The selected users are added to the access list on the left side of the screen and removed from the list on the right side of the screen. 5. Click the Close icon [X] to close the dialog box. Next time the user(s) you selected signs in to Archive Manager, or refreshes their screen if already signed in, your MailBox will be visible in their Standard MailBoxes list.
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To remove another user's access to your MailBox: 1. 2. 3. Navigate to the desired MailBox in the Standard MailBoxes menu. Right-click the MailBox and select Security to display the Archive Manager Security dialog box. Select the checkbox next to the user(s) whose access you want to remove.
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Click Remove Access. The user is removed from the access list on the left side of the screen and replaced in the list on the right side of the screen. Click the Close icon [X] to close the dialog box. Next time the user(s) you removed sign in to Archive Manager, or refreshes the screen if already signed in, your MailBox will no longer be visible in their Standard MailBoxes list.
Security can be added only to a complete MailBox. It is not possible to give other users access to a single folder within your MailBox.
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Find an Attachment
Archive Manager provides the capability of searching for an attachment, as well as text contained within an attachment, then displaying all the messages that contain the attachment, or all the attachments that contain your specified text. Getting Started: To search for an attachment, go to the Attachments tab of the Email Search form. To search for text contained within an attachment, go to the Search tab of the Email Search form. Your search can be further refined using the other Email Search tabs if necessary. For more information please refer to Attachments Tab section of this guide.
Get Automatically Alerted when Particular Emails Arrive

Archive Manager provides the capability to generate a unique URL based on your search criteria. When this URL is put into an RSS aggregator, it will perform the search regularly and will inform you when new emails that match your search criteria are found in Archive Manager. Getting Started: 1. 2. Go to the Email Search form, enter your search criteria, and execute your search. Go to the Save Search tab to subscribe to RSS.
See also the Subscribe to RSS chapter for more information.
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Searching Email
The Email Search Form Search Criteria Tabs Viewing Your Search Results Saving and Reusing Searches
The Email Search Form

The Email Search form is a tabbed form that lets you perform detailed and flexible searches. A search is defined by any combination of search criteria you enter on one or more tabbed panels: Search (for a text string), To/From, Date Range, Attachments, Mailbox, and Tags. A search is executed by clicking the Search button that appears below the tabbed panels.
Since actual eDiscovery runs are often needed under rush circumstances, you might want to try one or more practice eDiscovery runs during non-critical times to familiarize yourself with the tool and its baseline times, and just to become comfortable with the process.
For Exchange systems, Archive Manager indexes all the meaningful fields of non-email items as if they were parts of a message body, to make them available to text searches. These non-email item types include:
calendar appointments personal appointments meeting invitations tasks task requests sticky notes contacts personal distribution lists
For GroupWise systems, public messages, private messages, and calendar items are indexed. A simple text search may therefore return these non-email items if the search string occurs in those items as part of a meeting location, appointment time, contact company name, etc.
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Search Controls
Tabbed Panels for Search Criteria
The criteria for different types of searches are defined on different tabbed panels within the search form: Search: Perform text-based searching. To/From: Search for messages that have been sent to or received from a particular person or persons. Date Range: Search for messages received on a specific date or between specific dates. Attachments: Search for attachment content. This tab lets you specify the file name, size and type. Mailbox: Search for messages in a specific mailbox, or a specific folder within a mailbox. You can also select to search subfolders within the specified folder. Tags: Search for messages by user-defined categories.
The Save Search tab does not define any search criteria, but rather lets you save and reuse commonly used or complex searches. These features are described separately under Saving and Reusing Searches below.
Search criteria may be effectively "hidden" on a non-selected tabthat is, all search criteria defined on all tabs remain in force, even though some may not be visible when the Search button is clicked to execute a search. We therefore recommend that you routinely click Clear before starting each new search, to remove any lingering criteria defined on other tabs.
Checkboxes for Search Criteria

All Users: A mark in this checkbox tells the Search feature to search the entire Archive Manager archive for messages, or attachments. This checkbox is visible only if your account is assigned to a security role that has been granted the Search All Emails security action.
When you conduct a search in a specific mailbox, selecting All Users does not override the mailbox-level search. Only the selected mailbox will be searched.
All Instances: A mark in this checkbox tells the Search feature to search the local server and all Federated Search Instances. This checkbox is visible only if your user credentials are authorized to "Search All Instances".
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Multi-Criteria Searches
If you enter search criteria on more than one tab, the criteria are cumulative. That is, the search will return only results that meet all of the criteria entered. Each tab you use therefore further limits the results of a search. You can define multi-criteria searches like this all at oncedefining all criteria on multiple tabs and then clicking the Search button. Or you can refine a search iteratively: performing an initial search, then reviewing the results, and then defining additional criteria and re-running the search to incrementally narrow the scope of the results over a series of two or more searches.
How to Perform a Search

To perform a search: 1. 2. Define search criteria in one or more of the tabbed panels, as described separately under Search Criteria Tabs below. Mark or unmark the checkboxes to the right of the Search button to indicate whether you want to search All Users and/or All Instances (if these options are available to your user credentials). Click the Search button to execute the search.
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See Viewing Your Search Results below for information about the results display, and what you can do with the Results Table.
Search Criteria Tabs

Search Tab (Text-Match Search)
The Search tab lets you perform text-based searches.
For Exchange systems, Archive Manager indexes all the meaningful fields of non-email items (calendar appointments, meeting invitations, tasks, contacts, and so forth) as if they were parts of a message body, to make them available to text searches. So, for example, a simple text search may return such non-email items if the search string occurs in those items as part of a meeting location, appointment time, contact company name, etc.
To define a search on this tab for a message or attachment containing a specific word or phrase: Search for: Enter the word, phrase or other text string that you want the feature to find. See Text Search Guidelines below for more information.
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Search in: Define the scope of the search by checking one or more of the checkboxes to indicate where to conduct your search:
Subject: The subject lines of messages (pre-selected by default). Body: The main message contents of messages (pre-selected by default). Attachments: The files attached to messages.
General Text Search Guidelines

Text-string searches are subject to these rules and conventions: Case: All text-string searches are case-insensitive. Multiple search terms: Two or more terms separated by spaces in the Search for field are regarded as multiple separate search terms, one of which must occur in the message (or attachment). Multiple search terms may occur in any order. For example:
contract dispute will return all items that contain either word, regardless of whether the words appear adjacent to each other, and regardless of the order in which they occur.
Searching for an exact phrase: To search for an exact phrase (two or more terms separated by spaces, occurring in a particular order), enclose the phrase within quotes. For example:
"contract dispute" will return all items that contain the phrase "contract dispute," but not messages that contain just one word or the other, or that contain both words but not adjacent to each other in the quoted order.
Common short words: The Search feature ignores short common words such as:
a an and are as at be but by for if in into is it no not of on or such that the their then there these they this to was will with
Do not use common short words when searching in phrases. For example, for the phrase: "Meet at noon for lunch" Use: "Meet noon lunch"
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Wildcard Searches: Archive Manager supports wildcard searches with an asterisk character or a question mark. An asterisk stands for zero or more unspecified characters, and can occur in the middle or at the end of a search string. A question mark will perform a single character wildcard search. Wildcards do not work in exact phrase queries. For example:
test*: finds such words as the following: "test"; "tests"; "testing"; and "testimonial".
A wildcard may not occur as the first character of a search string.

te?t: finds such words as the following: "text"; "test"; and "tent".
Fuzzy Searches: To perform a fuzzy search, use the tilde "~" symbol at the end of a single word. For example:
bat~: finds such words as "fat" and "bats".
Proximity Searches: To perform a proximity search, use the tilde "~" symbol at the end of a phrase. For example:
"Archive Manager"~6: finds results that contain the words "Archive" and "Manager" within six words of each other.
Boolean Operators: Boolean operators let you combine terms with logic operators to create complex, compound search expressions. Archive Manager supports Boolean operators AND, OR, NOT, and the concatenations '+', and '-'. Boolean operators are case-insensitive, and will be interpreted as Boolean operators unless they occur within a quoted search string. Concatenations do not require a space:
DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE For documents that contain 'sales meeting' and 'meeting room': "sales meeting" AND "meeting room" For documents that must contain the words 'meeting' and 'room' within several words of each other in the message component(s) specified: +meeting room For documents that contain either 'meeting request' or just 'meeting': "meeting request" || meeting or "meeting request" OR meeting The AND operator returns results where both terms exist anywhere in the text of a single document. The symbol && can be used in place of the word AND. The '+' or required operator requires that the term after the '+' symbol exist somewhere in the field of a single document.
AND or &&
OR or ||
The OR operator is the default conjunction operator. This means that if there is no Boolean operator between two terms, the OR operator is used. The OR operator links two terms and returns results if either of the terms exist in a document. The symbol || can be used in place of the word OR.
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DESCRIPTION NOT The NOT operator excludes documents that contain the term after NOT. This is equivalent to a difference using sets. The symbol '!' can be used in place of the word NOT. The '' or prohibit operator excludes documents that contain the term after the '' symbol.
EXAMPLE For documents that contain 'meeting request' but not 'room': "meeting request" NOT room For documents that contain 'sales meeting' but not 'meeting room': "sales meeting" "meeting room"
The NOT operator can be used only in conjunction with a positive query. For example, a search for NOT "meeting request" will return no results.
Grouping: Archive Manager supports using double quotes to group clauses to form sub-queries. For example, to search for items that contain either "sales" or "team" in addition to the word "meeting" you could use the query: "sales OR team" AND meeting (see Boolean Operators above).
http://lucene.apache.org/java/2_9_2/queryparsersyntax.html#Groupin g Lucene supports using parentheses to group clauses to form sub queries. This can be very useful if you want to control the boolean logic for a query.
Special Characters: Archive Manager does not index non alpha-numeric characters, with the exception of certain common patterns including email addresses, IP addresses and URLs. It is recommended that you exclude the following special characters in search queries as they will be removed as part of the search process. However, if used, the following characters need to be escaped using the '\' character:
+ - && || ! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ * ? : \
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Advanced Searches
If you wish to perform advanced searches including the following, refer to the Apache Lucene documentation: Additional parameters for performing a Fuzzy search Boosting a Term Grouping
To/From Tab
The To/From tab lets you find messages that have been sent to or received from a particular person or persons. Enter the recipient or sender information in the appropriate fields: To or From: Finds messages sent to or from the specified person or persons. To: Finds only messages sent to a specific person or persons. From: Finds only messages received from a specific person or persons.
Multiple values can be specified in any field, by entering semicolons (;) to separate the values: fred.smith@domain.com; john.jones@domain.com. When multiple values are entered in a field, the search will return emails that contain any of the listed addresses. (A semicolon functions as an OR operator.) For example, a search for emails To 'john@domain.com; fred@domain.com' will return both emails to John and emails to Fred, plus any emails to both of them.
The OR operator is not recognized in the To/From tab. You must use a semicolon, as described above, to compose a multi-value search expression that will return results containing any of the multiple terms.
If values are entered into both the To and From fields, the search results are cumulative; results will include only messages that match both criteria. In any of these fields, you may enter: All or part of an email address (for example: fred.jones@domain.com or *@domain.com). All or part of a display name (for example: John Smith or *Smith).
Values are case-insensitive.
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If you are unsure of the email address or name of the person, you may click the Browse button [...] to the right of the field to start a .
The Person Search form is only available if the user belongs to a security role that has been granted the Person Search permission.
Person Search
The Person Search Browse buttons (to the right of each field box, marked by [...]) let you select To/From field entries from the Archive Manager database of the display names and email addresses of all senders and recipients in the mailbox. To open the Person Search form: Click the Browse button [...] next to the To/From, To, or From field.
To use the Person Search form: 1. Enter a value in the Search for field. Valid values are:
All or part of an email address (for example, fred.jones@domain.com or *@domain.com); or All or part of a display name (for example, John Smith or *Smith)
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Select the Email and/or Name checkboxes to specify the type of search. Non-administrator Accounts: When logged in to Archive Manager, users with non-administrator accounts can search external email addresses if the user has had correspondence with the email address and the email has been archived. Additionally, users with non-administrator accounts can search all email addresses that belong to users with active logins in Archive Manager. Administrator Accounts (Accounts with a Search All Emails security action): When logged in to Archive Manager, administrator accounts can search any email addresses on emails that have been archived by Archive Manager, including external email addresses, regardless of whether the administrator account has had correspondence with the email address. Additionally, users with administrator accounts can search all email addresses that belong to users with active logins in Archive Manager.
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Click Find People to execute the search. In the search results table: Mark the checkbox next to each name you want to insert into the To/From search panel field. You can select any number of names. Click OK to close the Person Search dialog box and add the person(s) to the field in the To/From search panel.
Values are not case sensitive. For example, searching for jim will return the same results as searching for Jim or JIM, etc.
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Date Range Tab

Use the Date Range tab to search for messages based on the date that the message was received. Choose one of the following radio-button options to specify a date range: All: (Default): All messages regardless of date received. This option must be used in conjunction with other criteria, such as search text or recipient information. Attempting to search using only the All option will generate an error. Today: Messages received on the current date. Yesterday: Messages received on the previous day. This Week: Messages received within the current calendar week. Last Week: Messages received in the previous calendar week.
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This Month: Messages received between the current date and the first day of the current month. Last Month: Messages received between the first and last day of the previous month. Between (and related fields): Messages received within a specified period. Selecting this option causes the Date From: and Date To: fields to appear, so you can specify the date range to search. Each date value is selected from a pop-up calendar that appears by clicking on the drop-down arrow next to the field.
Attachments Tab
The Attachments tab lets you search for an email containing a specific attachment, or the attachment itself, and lets you specify the File Name, Size and Type. To find an attachment, enter information in any or all of the following fields: File Name: Enter all or part of the file name of the attachment. File Size: (drop-down and field). Select a value from the drop-down (greater-than or less-than), and enter a value in kilobytes. File Type: Searches for attachments of the specified type.
Mailbox Tab
The Mailbox tab lets you search for messages in a specific Mailbox, or a specific folder or subfolder within a Mailbox. To find messages that are stored in a specific Mailbox, or in a folder within a Mailbox, select the desired values for these fields: Mailbox: Specify the single Mailbox you want to search, or that contains a folder you want to search. The drop-down list shows all Mailboxes to which you have access, based on the information associated with your login. Folder: Specify the single folder you want to search (within the designated Mailbox). If you want to search the whole Mailbox, not limiting the search to a single folder, then select the All option.
The drop-down list for the Folder field is populated after a value is selected for the Mailbox field. If the default value of (All) is selected for the Mailbox field, then (All) is the only available value for the Folder field.
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Include sub-folders: Select this checkbox to search subfolders of the folder youve specified for the search.
Tags Tab
Tags provide a way of categorizing email messages within Archive Manager. For example, you can tag messages as being associated with a particular project or investigation. This allows you and your organization to access the email data more effectively. At an application level, Archive Manager allows metadata to be assigned to email messages to facilitate the easier location of email data. Tag: Select a tag type from the drop-down list. Tag Value: Enter the exact value of the tag(s) you are searching for. With tags, you can search boolean values with either Yes/No or True/False. Tag values must be entered as absolutes, without quotes, wildcards, etc. This feature can be used to associate messages with particular projects or job codes.
Viewing Your Search Results

Messages matching your search criteria will be displayed and an Archive Manager information panel will indicate what search criteria have been used. (Please note that Archive Manager returns only the top 5000 results). See the Options for Managing Your Search Results section of the Working With Your Search Results chapter for more information.
Saving and Reusing Searches

The Save Search tabbed panel lets you save frequently used and complex searches, which can later be recalled for future searches. To save a search: 1. 2. 3. 4. Create and execute a search using the Search tab. Go to the Save Search tab. Enter a name for your search in the Save Search As field. You may optionally select the All Users checkbox (below the tabbed panel) if you have the necessary permissions, to search the entire Archive Manager message and file stores. Click Save to save your search.
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The names of saved searches appear under Saved Searches in the Tools sidebar (to the left of the Email Search form). The Saved Searches menu is not visible until you have saved at least one search. Likewise, the menu will disappear from the left-hand pane if you delete all your saved searches.
Executing a Saved Search

To execute a saved search, click the title of the saved search in the Saved Searches menu (in the Tools sidebar). The related Email Search form, and the search results are displayed along with a description of the search criteria used.
Working with Saved Searches

To work with a previously saved search, execute the search and then select any of the following: Update a saved search: Modify the search to use new criteria. Use a saved search as a starting point: Refine or redefine the criteria of the saved search to perform a new search. Use a saved search as the basis for a new search: Create a new saved search based on the criteria for the existing saved search. Delete a saved search: Remove a saved search. Subscribe to RSS: Receive updates in your RSS reader for new messages that meet your saved search criteria
Before you can work with a saved search, the search must first be executed.
Updating a Saved Search

To modify a saved search and update the search with new search criteria: 1. 2. 3. Execute the saved search. The related search criteria are entered into the appropriate tabs of the Email Search form. Select the appropriate tab and modify the search criteria accordingly. Select the Save Search tab. The title of the saved search is displayed in the Save Search As: field, and the Save As, Update, and Delete buttons are displayed and enabled.
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Click Update. The saved search is updated with the modified search criteria, the search is executed automatically, and the revised search results are displayed below the search criteria.
Using a Saved Search as a Starting Point

To use a saved search as the starting point for another search: 1. Execute the saved search. All of your search results are displayed. The related search criteria are displayed in the appropriate tabs of the Email Search form. Modify the search criteria or enter new criteria on the appropriate tabs. Click Search to execute a new search based on your modified search criteria.
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Using a Saved Search as the Basis for a New Saved Search

To use a saved search as the basis for creating a new saved search: 1. 2. 3. 4. Execute the saved search. The related search criteria are entered into the appropriate tabs of the Email Search form. Modify the search criteria or enter new criteria on the appropriate tabs. Select the Save Search tab and specify a name for the new search in the Save Search As: field. Click Save. The Saved Searches menu is updated with the title of the newly saved search added to the list of menu items, the search is executed and the search results are displayed below the search criteria.
Deleting a Saved Search

To delete a saved search: 1. 2. Execute the saved search. The related search criteria used are entered into the appropriate tabs of the Email Search form. Select the Save Search tab and click Delete. A confirmation message is displayed.
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Click OK. The title of the saved search is removed from the Saved Searches menu, and the Email Search form is displayed with no search criteria or results.
If you delete all your saved searches, the Saved Searches menu disappears from the left-hand pane.
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Working With Your Search Results
Options for Managing Your Search Results Tabs Toolbar The Archive Manager Outlook Form
Options for Managing Your Search Results

Once you have located archived data within Archive Manager, there are several options available to you. These options include: View, forward, or reply to a message. Send a message to the email address associated with your login. Apply comments and tags. Save or export search results if you have the proper permissions.
For Exchange systems, Archive Manager archives all Outlook item types except Journal entries (activities). The term "messages," as used in this chapter, may therefore refer to item types other than email messages: calendar appointments, meeting invitations, tasks, task requests, sticky notes, contacts, and personal distribution lists.
Selecting the Number of Search Results Displayed The default number of search results displayed per page is derived from the number set in the Archive Manager Configuration Editor. The Configuration setting WWW Page Size can be edited to change the default value. Exporting Your Search Results Search results can be exported by clicking Export above the search results. This option is available only if you have the appropriate permissions. Manipulating Columns in Your Search Results Column widths can be resized by dragging the boundary on the right side of the column heading until the column is the width you want. Sorting Your Search Results Search results can be sorted by clicking once on the header of the column by which you want to sort. The default sort order is by message date, newest to oldest. Previewing Messages To preview your search results, click the bar which is displayed to the right of the search results. The message is shown to the right of the search results in the Archive Manager window. For a message preview, the following tabs are displayed:
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Message Comment Headers Journal Report Access History Tags
These tabs are explained in the Tabs section below. The preview screen displays the following information for each message: From: Whom the message is from. To: The persons to whom the message was addressed. CC: Any persons copied on the message. Subject: The subject of the message. Sent: The date and time that the message was sent, based on the computer clock on the sender's computer.
RTF messages created with Outlook 2007 that contain embedded graphics may not display the embedded graphics properly in the message body.
A green check indicates that the message is secure and has not been tampered with in any way. A red X indicates that the message may have been tampered with. Please contact your system administrator for more information.
Viewing Messages in the Preview Window To open or close a message in the preview window, click on an arrow in the gray sidebar to the right of your search result list. Some of the actions listed above can also be executed by selecting a message or messages and right-clicking. The action will be executed on all selected messages. Opening Messages You can double-click a message to open it. Double-clicking a message opens the message in a new window.
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If you double-click a message to open it, you can execute the following actions for the message in the View Message window: Reply Reply to All Forward Send To Me
The actions listed above require the user to have an email address in Archive Manager. The administrator does not have a default email address, so one needs to be created. View Images Print Click an arrow icon to navigate to the Previous message or the Next message
The actions listed above are defined in the Toolbar section below. Right-Clicking Messages in Your Search Results If you select a message or messages from your search results and then right-click, you can perform the following actions: Copy to Folder Remove From Folder (if the message is in a custom mailbox) View Message Add Comment Print Message
Previewing Attachment History Reports When you click on an attachment, the right-hand pane displays the following information: A link with the attachment name that you click on to download the attachment. A Messages tab that displays all of the messages to which the attachment is linked, and that you have the appropriate permissions to view.
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An Attachment Aliases tab that lists all other names associated with the attachment. Multiple names occur due to singe instancing. (Any attachment that contains the same content is only archived once, but the individual names are archived.) An Access tab that displays a log of users that have viewed or downloaded the attachment.
Right-Clicking Attachments in Your Search Results If you select an attachment or attachments from your search results and then right-click, the options available when you right-click a message are grayed out.
Tabs
Archive Manager provides additional information related to a message. Tabs containing this information are displayed above the body of the message.
Message
The Message tab of the message simply contains the body of the message, displayed in the same format as the original message (either HTML or plain text).
Comment
The Comment tab of the message lets you add and view comments related to the selected message. To add a comment to a message: 1. Open the Add Message Comment dialog box:
Double-click a message to open it, click the Comments tab, and click Add Comment to display the Add Message Comment dialog box 33
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Right-click the message in the list and select Add Comment from the menu.
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Enter your comments. Select whether the comment is private. Click Add to save your comment and close the dialog box.
To close the Add Message Comment dialog box without adding a message, click Close.
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Headers
Message headers provide a list of technical details, such as the message ID, who it came from, the date and the thread index. These details can be useful for identifying problems with email or identifying sources of unsolicited commercial email messages. Message-ID: The message has been given this number for identification purposes. This ID number is assigned to the message permanently. From: Whom the message is from and the sender's email address. To: The person(s) to whom the message was addressed. Subject: The subject of an email message. Date: The date and time that the email message was sent, based upon the computer clock on the sender's computer. Thread-Topic: The topic for the messages contained in this thread. Thread-Index: This header is used for associating multiple messages to a similar thread. Content-class: This is an additional MIME header. It tells MIME-compliant email programs what type of content to expect in the message. MIME-Version: Specifies the version of the MIME protocol that was used by the sender.
Journal Report
The Journal Report will generally contain the following information: Sender: Whom the message is from and the sender's email address.
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Message-ID: The message has been given this number for identification purposes. This ID number is assigned to the message permanently. Recipients: The person(s) to whom the message was addressed and their email addresses.
There are two types of journaling: Message-only journaling: This type of journaling captures all messages from users on a specific MailBox database and sends the message copy to a specified journaling MailBox. Envelope journaling: This type of journaling is available only with Microsoft Exchange. Envelope journaling is different from standard journaling in that it lets you archive P1 message headers (envelope headers). This includes information about the recipients, including BCC recipients and recipients from distribution groups. The journal report is able to contain an expansion of the recipient list for the message only if envelope journaling is configured. Example: If the original message was sent to the group all@yourcompany.com, the journal report will display all individual email addresses within the group all@yourcompany.com.
Access History
The Access History tab of the message lets you view all users who have accessed the message, in a table that shows this information: Date viewed: The date and time that the message was accessed Login name: The login name of the user who accessed the message Display name: The display name of the user who accessed the message IP Address: The IP address of the user who accessed the message
The Exclude Self checkbox allows you to view message access history from all users except yourself. This option is checked by default. Uncheck this option to view your own access history.
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Tags
Tags provide a way of categorizing email messages within Archive Manager. This allows you and your organization to share and access your email data more effectively. At an application level, Archive Manager allows metadata to be assigned to email messages to facilitate the easier location of email data. To view the tags associated with a message, click Tags. To add a Tag: 1. 2. Select a tag type from the drop-down list. Enter the value for the tag in the Value: box. Exact values will depend on how your Archive Manager system has been configured, but this feature can be used to associate messages with particular projects or job codes, for example. Click Add. The tag is added to the dialog box above the input fields.
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We recommend message tags be added only with the guidance or permission of your system administrator, since these are defined in the Administration area of Archive Manager. To edit a Tag: 1. 2. 3. 4. Locate the tag in the list of tags. Click the Edit icon to the left of the tag name. Enter a new value for the tag and click Update. The tag is updated and the new information is displayed in the table below the input fields.
To remove a Tag 1. 2. 3. 4. Locate the tag in the list of tags. Click the Edit icon to the left of the tag name. Click Delete. The Delete Record confirmation message is displayed. Click OK to confirm the deletion. The selected tag is removed, and the Tag tab is displayed with the tag removed.
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Toolbar
Archive Manager provides a set of email client functionality for working with a message after it has been located in the Archive Manager database. A toolbar for working with the message is displayed at the top of the message preview window. Use the toolbar buttons to perform any of the following tasks: Reply: Reply to the sender of the message. Reply to All: Reply to the sender and all other addressee(s) of the message. Forward: Forward the message to the addressee(s) you specify. Send to Me: Send the message to the email address associated with your login.
You can use the ellipses button to search for any addresses if you have the Person Search security action. View Images: Display any linked images in the message that may have been suppressed by Archive Manager. This button is visible only for HTML messages, not for text messages. Print: Print the message using the standard browser printing functionality. Previous: Moves to the previous message (up) in the page of your current set of search results. Next: Moves to the next message (down) in the page of your current set of search results.
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Reply
To Reply to the sender of the message: 1. Click Reply. A new message is created in the current window with the following information pre-populated:
The email address of the original message sender in the To: field. "RE:" followed by the subject line of the original message in the Subject: field. The content of the original message as the body of the new message.
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Edit the message as required. You can change any field, including those that are pre-populated.
To: Add or remove direct recipients of the message. CC: Add or remove copied recipients of the message. Subject: Modify the subject line of the message. Message body: Add or edit the content of the message. You can apply some basic formatting to the content of the message using the toolbar at the top of the message.
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Click Send. The message is sent to the specified recipients and a copy is forwarded to the email address associated with your login for audit trail purposes.
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Reply to All
To reply to the sender and all other recipients of the message: 1. Click Reply to All. A new message is created in the current window with the following information pre-populated:
The email address of the sender of the original message and any other direct recipients of the message in the To: field. The email addresses of any copied recipients of the original message in the CC: field. "RE:" followed by the subject line of the original message in the Subject: field. The content of the original message as the body of the new message.
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To: Add or remove direct recipients of the message. CC: Add or remove copied recipients of the message. Subject: Modify the subject line of the message. Message body: Add or edit the content of the message. You can apply some basic formatting to the content of the message using the toolbar at the top of the message.
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Forward
For Exchange systems, Archive Manager archives all Outlook item types except Journal entries (activities). Non-email items (other than email messages) can be forwarded from Archive Manager only as non-functional HTML representations of the original items. This restriction applies to: calendar appointments meeting invitations tasks task requests sticky notes contacts personal distribution lists
To forward the message to the recipients of your choice: 1. Click Forward. A new message is created in the current window with the following information pre-populated:
"FW:" followed by the subject line of the original message in the Subject: field. The content of the original message as the body of the new message.
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Enter the addressee information and edit the message as required. You can change any field, including those that are pre-populated. You must enter at least one email address in either the To: or CC: field before sending the message.
To:-Add or remove direct recipients of the message. CC:-Add or remove copied recipients of the message. Subject:-Modify the subject line of the message. Message body-Add or edit the content of the message. You can apply some basic formatting to the content of the message using the toolbar at the top of the message.
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Send to Me
To forward the message to the email address associated with your login: 1. Click Send to Me to create a new message in the current window with the following information pre-populated:
The email address associated with your login in the To: field "FW:" followed by the subject line of the original message in the Subject: field The content of the original message as the body of the new message
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To:-Add or remove direct recipients of the message. CC:-Add or remove copied recipients of the message. Subject:-Modify the subject line of the message. Message body-Add or edit the content of the message. You can apply some basic formatting to the content of the message using the toolbar at the top of the message.
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Click Send. The message is sent you at the email address associated with your Archive Manager login.
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View Images
When a message body is reconstructed in the Archive Manger website, a security risk exists when the message body contains external references such as images or cascading style sheets. The Archive Manager website blocks all references to external resources beginning with http:// and https://, except for hyperlinks. To view the linked images, click View Images in the Toolbar.
Print
To print the message: 1. 2. Click Print to display the standard Print dialog box associated with your browser. Alter any settings as required, and then click Print to print the message.
For more information on printing from your browser, see the application-specific help topics on printing.
Previous
Click Previous to display the previous message (up) in the page of your current set of search results in the View Message window.
Next
Click the Next button to display to the next message (down) the page of your current set of search results in the View Message window.
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The Archive Manager Outlook Form

The Archive Manager Outlook Form allows the user to reconstruct the stripped message(s) and attachment(s) on the Exchange server using MS Office Outlook (version 2003, 2007, or XP).
Reconstructing Stripped Messages When Windows Authentication is Used

Archive Manager Outlook Form automatically reconstructs messages and/or attachments when opened when Windows Authentication is used. To reconstruct messages and attachments when they are accessed with Forms authentication, log on to your Archive Manager Web site, checking the Remember Login box. After reconstructing stripped messages, the Preview Pane in Outlook will only be enabled if the Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) component for Outlook is installed on your workstation. If this component is not installed on your workstation, please see your System Administrator. For more information please contact your System Administrator.
Reconstructing Stripped Messages When Forms Authentication is Used

When viewing a reconstructed message or attachment with Outlook when Forms authentication is used, when the user cant be authenticated with Outlook, or when neither the Offline Client or Outlook Form is present, users may see the following message: This item contains active content that cannot be displayed in the Reading Pane. Open the item to read its contents. Follow the instructions to view the message.
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Opening Stripped Messages From a Shared Folder

To open stripped messages from a shared folder, the user opening the message from the shared folder must have the allow scripts in shared folders option checked in Outlook. The user must also have access to the Archive Manager mailbox of the user sharing the folder.
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Standard MailBoxes
About Standard MailBoxes Types of MailBoxes
About Standard MailBoxes

Messages are organized into MailBoxes, mimicking the MailBox structure of the Microsoft Exchange or Novell GroupWise mail server. In addition, Personal Information Store (PST) files can be loaded into Archive Manager, so Archive Manager can also access messages stored on your local computer.
If you introduce changes to a PST file after it has been loaded into Archive Manager, these changes are not automatically reflected in Archive Manager. The PST file must be loaded again before new messages stored in the PST file will be displayed in Archive Manager.
Archive Manager uses an agent to scan email messages and dynamically build a folder structure that parallels the folder structure of MailBoxes found on the Microsoft Exchange server or within a PST file. The folders found in the MailBox or PST file are automatically added to the MailBoxes menu in Archive Manager, and can be displayed or hidden by expanding or collapsing the tree structure of the menu.
When using a MailBox, be aware of the following: For Archive Manager to process the subfolders correctly, make sure their names do not coincide with the system folder names in Exchange or GroupWise. (e.g. Creating "Sent items", "Deleted Items" or "Trash" subfolders under Outlook Inbox/ GroupWise Cabinet might result in issues with folder display in Archive Manager). Because the folder agent is configured by the Archive Manager System Administrator to run at set intervals, if a message is placed into a folder on the Microsoft Exchange server, there may be some delay before the message is displayed in the parallel folder in Archive Manager. Archive Manager does not provide any email management functionality. The management of messages, such as creating MailBoxes or folders or moving messages between MailBoxes or folders must be performed using your email client application. Use extreme caution when deleting folders from the email client. You must allow sufficient time for the folder agent to discover the deletion and synchronize your Deleted Items folder accordingly before you empty the Deleted Items folder.
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To display messages stored in a MailBox or in a folder within a MailBox: 1. Navigate to and select the MailBox or folder from the MailBoxes menu, in the Tools sidebar. A list of the messages in the MailBox is displayed.
Selecting a MailBox or folder essentially executes a search in Archive Manager. The search criteria used are automatically added to the MailBoxes tab of the Email Search form. See the Mailbox Tab section for more options.
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Use the Email Search tabs to further refine the search if required.
Types of MailBoxes
Archive Manager MailBoxes work in a way similar to MailBoxes in Microsoft Exchange, Novell GroupWise, or other similar email systems. They can be "real"associated with a particular email addressor Custom (Virtual) MailBoxes that receive email sent to any of several email addresses or to any email address that contains a particular string. Essentially, Archive Manager provides two types of MailBoxes within this area:
This is a standard MailBox, which typically corresponds to an individual user's email. This is a more flexible MailBox created to provide access to another user's MailBox. This will appear only if you have been given permission to view their MailBox.
Email addresses that comprise a Custom (Virtual) MailBox can be either a combination of a specific individual email address or a wildcard email address, which provides greater flexibility as to which addresses are accessible from the Custom MailBox. Enter wildcard email address in the format *@somecompany.com. Security can be assigned to users to allow them to have access to your standard MailBox.
The MailBox menu can be collapsed (hidden), by clicking on the arrow icon to the right of the menu heading The MailBox menu can be expanded (un-hidden), by clicking on the down arrow icon to the right of the menu heading.
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Custom MailBoxes
About Custom MailBoxes Add a Custom MailBox Rename a Custom MailBox Delete a Custom MailBox Security
About Custom MailBoxes

Custom MailBoxes let you select and copy messages into Custom MailBoxes and folders. You can group and copy messages from your personal Archive Manager results and copy these to user-defined MailBoxes or folders. This provides the ability to group, for example, project- and customer related messages in a single MailBox or folder, making investigations and research easier to manage.
There is no limit to the number of custom MailBoxes that you can create, and each one can have its own security settings.
Add a Custom MailBox

To add a custom MailBox: 1. Click the New MailBox link under the Custom MailBoxes section of the Tools sidebar.
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Enter a MailBox name and click OK.
Alternatively, MailBoxes can be created by taking the following steps: 1. 2. Right-click an email message and select Copy to Folder. Click New MailBox in the Copy to Folder dialog box, enter a name for the MailBox, and click OK.
Add Folders to a Custom MailBox

Folders provide extra levels of detail to the custom MailBox structure and operate in the same way as the folder structures within an email program. To add a folder to a custom MailBox: 1. 2. Right-click the custom MailBox you want to add the folder to and select Create Folder. Enter a name for the folder and click OK. The folder is created and appears underneath the custom MailBox.
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Add Messages to a Custom Folder

To add messages to a custom folder: 1. 2. 3. Search for messages as described in the Searching Email chapter. Select the message(s) you want to copy to the custom MailBox. Multiple items can be selected as described below. Right-click and select Copy to Folder. The Copy to Folder dialog box is displayed.
The Copy to Folder feature is no longer available to users without the Add/Edit Custom Mailboxes security action.
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Choose the folder in the desired MailBox and click Copy.
Selecting multiple items

To select two or more adjacent items, click the first item, then hold down SHIFT, and click the last item. To select two or more nonadjacent items, click the first item, hold down CTRL, and click additional items.
Changing the column that the messages are sorted by can make selecting items easier. For instance, if you want to select all messages that have the same subject, click the column name Subject in the title area above the messages. Select the messages you want from the view.
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Rename a Custom MailBox

To rename a custom MailBox: 1. 2. Right-click the custom MailBox name and select Rename. Enter the new name for the custom MailBox in the Manage MailBox dialog box and click OK. The dialog box will close and the screen will refresh, displaying the updated custom MailBox name.
Delete a Custom MailBox

To delete a custom MailBox: 1. 2. 3. Right-click the custom MailBox name and select Delete. The Delete Custom MailBox confirmation message is displayed. Click OK to confirm the deletion. The selected custom MailBox is deleted, and the screen will refresh.
Security
Once Custom MailBoxes have been created, Archive Manager provides the capability of assigning security to them.
Add User Access

To give another user access to a custom MailBox: 1. Navigate to the desired MailBox in the Custom MailBoxes menu.
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Right-click the MailBox in the Custom MailBoxes menu, and select Security to display the Security dialog box:
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Enter all or a part of a name in the Find User field and click Search. Click the checkbox(es) next to the user(s) you want to have access to the MailBox. Multiple users are able to be selected and added simultaneously.
Although multiple users can be added at once, they must all be displayed on the same page of the list. If you browse to another page, any selections on the current page will be lost.
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Click the Add to MailBox button. The selected user(s) is added to the access list on the left side of the screen and removed from the list on the right side of the screen. Click the Close icon to close the dialog box.
Once you have given another user access to your MailBox, your MailBox will appear in his or her list of custom MailBoxes until the access right is removed.
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Remove User Access

To remove another user's access to a custom MailBox: 1. 1. 2. Navigate to the desired MailBox in the Custom MailBoxes menu. Right-click the MailBox in the Custom MailBoxes menu and select Security to display the Archive Manager Security dialog box. Click the checkbox(es) next to the users whose access you want to remove.
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Click Remove Access. The user is removed from the access list on the left side of the screen and replaced in the list on the right side of the screen. Click the Close icon to close the dialog box.
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Reports
About Reports Storage Statistics Search Log Questionable Access Viewed Messages
About Reports
Archive Manager provides a set of reports which can be accessed from within the Archive Manager application. These reports include: Storage Statistics - Storage-related information on the Archive Manager system. Search Log - Displays searches performed by Archive Manager users within a specified date range. Questionable Access - Displays searches conducted by other users on your mail and on others' mail. Viewed Messages - Displays all messages viewed by a user within a specified date range. My Search Log - Displays all the searches you have conducted within a specified date range.
Only those reports that you have access permissions for will be visible.
Storage Statistics
The Archive Manager Storage Statistics Report provides storage-related information on the Archive Manager system, including the following statistics:
Total Storage Size Database Size Database Log Size Attachment Index Size Message Index Size Single Instance Size Storage Reduction Number of Attachments Single Instance Attachments The total size of the Archive Manager database and attachment and message stores. The size of the Archive Manager database. The size of the Archive Manager database log The size of the Full Text Index information for attachments. The size of the Full Text Index information for messages. The total size of the attachments for which there is only a single instance. The overall percentage reduction in storage size as a result of the single-instance storage. The total number of attachments in the Archive Manager system. The number of attachments that are unique (i.e. only a single instance of those attachments has been stored).
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Reports
Duplicate Attachments Total Messages Attachment Size
The number of attachments in the system that are duplicates. The total number of messages in the Archive Manager system. The size of the overall attachment store, without taking into consideration the single-instance storage of attachments.
Search Log
This report provides you with the details of all searches performed using Archive Manager, including the keywords that were searched, the person performing the search, and the date and time of the search. The search log enables administrators to view searches performed by Archive Manager users within a specified date range. To run a Search Log report: 1. Click Browse [...] to the right of the User field to display the Login Search dialog box. a) Enter a value in the Login Name and/or Display Name field. (If values are entered in multiple fields, the search results are cumulative, so only contacts that match both criteria will be displayed). b) Click Search to execute the search. c) Locate the person in the search results and click the name to add it to the Login Name field and close the Login Search dialog box.
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Choose one of the following Search Date options to specify the date range:
All (Default) - All viewed messages regardless of date received. This option must be used in conjunction with other criteria, such as search text or recipient information. Attempting to search using only the All option will generate an error. Today - Messages viewed on the current date. Yesterday - Messages viewed on the previous day. This Week - Messages viewed within 7 days of the current date. Last Week - Messages viewed within 14 days of the current date. This Month - Messages viewed on any day of the current month. Last Month - Messages viewed on any day of the previous month. Between (and related fields) - Messages viewed within a specified period. Use the Date From and Date To fields to specify the date range to search. Enter each date by selecting it from the pop-up calendar that appears when you click on the drop-down arrow next to the date entry field. All - View all searches No - View only the searches in which the Search All Users checkbox was not selected Yes - Only searches in which the Search All Users checkbox was selected
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Choose one option to specify which searches to include:

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Once you have specified the report criteria, click Search once to execute the search.

The search log results are returned in a table, with information in these columns: User - The name of the user that performed the search. Date - The date and time that the search was run. Search All - Whether the search was across all users in the system, or just the standard user(s) to whom the person executing the search had access. IP Address - The IP address from which the search was executed. Search Criteria - The search criteria used to perform the search.
The search can be re-run to display the results by clicking the magnifying glass icon to the left of the user name.
Subscribe to RSS - Receive updates in your RSS reader for new messages that meet the report criteria displayed. The first 100 results are displayed, sorted by date.
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Questionable Access
The Questionable Access reports provide information about possible unauthorized access by Archive Manager users. This feature tracks users given "Search All Emails" privilege but not the "Edit Logins/Mailbox" privilege and who are reading emails from mailboxes which they are not specifically given access to. These reports do not necessarily indicate unauthorized access to emails, since the access may have been authorized. Rather, the instances of access in the reports are "questionable"- items that can (should) be investigated if desired.

When viewing search results, be aware of the following: Message results will be displayed based on the specified date criteria Column widths can be resized by dragging the boundary on the right side of the column heading until the column is the width that you want Messages can be sorted by clicking once on the title of the column you wish to sort by To preview a message, click the Preview tab on the right side of the screen. With the preview screen open, the only columns visible are Importance, Icons, Attachments, and Subject. Click the Preview tab again to close the preview pane. Subscribe to RSS - Receive updates in your RSS reader for new messages that meet the report criteria displayed. The first 100 results are displayed, sorted by date.
Of All Email (by Specific Person)
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Who is Reading Others' Email?

This report provides information to administrators with regard to unauthorized access performed by a specific Archive Manager user, within a specified date range. To view this report: 1. Click Browse [...] to the right of the Login Name field to display the Login Search dialog box.
Enter a value in the Login Name or Display Name field. If values are entered in both fields, only contacts that match both criteria will be displayed. Click Search to execute the search. Locate the person in the search results and click their name to add them to the Login Name field and close the Archive Manager Login Search dialog box. All (Default) - All viewed messages regardless of date received.This option must be used in conjunction with other criteria, such as search text or recipient information. Attempting to search using only the All option will generate an error. Today - Messages viewed on the current date Yesterday - Messages viewed on the previous day This Week - Messages viewed within seven days of the current date Last Week - Messages viewed within fourteen days of the current date This Month - Messages viewed on any day of the current month Last Month - Messages viewed on any day of the previous month Between (and related fields) - Messages viewed within a specified period. Use the Date From and Date To fields to specify the date range to search. Enter each date by selecting it from the pop-up calendar that appears when you click on the drop-down arrow next to the date entry field.
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Click Search to execute the search.
Of My Email (by Anyone)

Who Else is Reading My Email?
This report lists all the messages that have been viewed by anyone other than yourself within a specified date range. To view this access report: 1.
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Choose one of the following options to specify the date range:
Reports All (Default) - All viewed messages regardless of date received. Today - Messages viewed on the current date Yesterday - Messages viewed on the previous day This Week - Messages viewed within seven days of the current date Last Week - Messages viewed within fourteen days of the current date This Month - Messages viewed on any day of the current month Last Month - Messages viewed on any day of the previous month Between (and related fields) - Messages viewed within a specified period. Use the Date From and Date To fields to specify the date range to search. Enter each date by selecting it from the pop-up calendar that appears when you click on the drop-down arrow next to the date entry field.
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Viewed Messages
The details of the messages that are viewed in Archive Manager are logged, so that in addition to determining who has searched for a message, it is possible to track who has opened any of the messages that were found. This ensures the Archive Manager system is being used appropriately and that the privacy of the organization and its staff is maintained. To view this report: 1. 2. Click Browse [...] to the right of the User field to display the Login Search dialog box. Enter a value in the Login Name and/or Display Name field. (If values are entered in both fields, only contacts that match both criteria will be displayed). Click Search to execute the search Locate the person in the search results and click the name to add it to the Login Name field and close the Login Search dialog box. Choose one of the following options to specify the date range:
All (Default) - All viewed messages regardless of date received.This option must be used in conjunction with other criteria, such as search text or recipient information. Attempting to search using only the All option will generate an error. Today - Messages viewed on the current date Yesterday - Messages viewed on the previous day This Week - Messages viewed within seven days of the current date Last Week - Messages viewed within fourteen days of the current date This Month - Messages viewed on any day of the current month Last Month - Messages viewed on any day of the previous month 61
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Quest Archive Manager Between (and related fields) - Messages viewed within a specified period. Use the Date From and Date To fields to specify the date range to search. Enter each date by selecting it from the pop-up calendar that appears when you click on the drop-down arrow next to the date entry field.
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My Search Log
This report provides you with a report of all the searches you have conducted within a specified date range. By default, it displays all searches conducted on the current day. To view this report for a different time period: 1. Choose one of the following options to specify the date range:
All (Default) - All viewed messages regardless of date received.This option must be used in conjunction with other criteria, such as search text or recipient information. Attempting to search using only the All option will generate an error. Today - Messages viewed on the current date Yesterday - Messages viewed on the previous day This Week - Messages viewed within seven days of the current date Last Week - Messages viewed within fourteen days of the current date This Month - Messages viewed on any day of the current month Last Month - Messages viewed on any day of the previous month Between (and related fields) - Messages viewed within a specified period. Use the Date From and Date To fields to specify the date range to search. Enter each date by selecting it from the pop-up calendar that appears when you click on the drop-down arrow next to the date entry field.
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Subscribe to RSS
Monitoring Email With RSS
Monitoring Email With RSS

RSS, which stands for Real Simple Syndication, is a standard XML format that Archive Manager uses to monitor email. You specify your search in Archive Manager and click RSS. A unique URL will be generated that will point to the search. If you put this URL into an RSS aggregator, it will perform the search regularly and inform you when new emails that match your search criteria are found in Archive Manager. Within Archive Manager, the RSS feeds are linked to with an orange rectangle labeled RSS. To receive notification of any new information that fits your criteria: 1. 2. Execute the search. Click RSS. The RSS URL and information screen is displayed.
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Copy the RSS link at the top of the screen and paste it into an RSS aggregator. The aggregator will perform the search and inform you when new emails arrive in Archive Manager that match your search criteria. The first 100 results are displayed, sorted by date..
Each RSS aggregator works differently, so check your aggregator's documentation for details.
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Information About Archive Manager
The About Dialog Box
The About Dialog Box

The About dialog box, available by clicking About at the top right side of the screen, provides details about the Archive Manager system. The following information is provided: SupportLink URL- Quest Support is available to customers who have a trial version of a Quest product or who have purchased a Quest product and have a valid maintenance contract. Login Name - The login name of the user who is currently logged in. Domain - What domain the system is using. Security Role - Permissions associated with the user that is currently signed in. Authentication Mode - The type of authentication mode: either Windows Authentication or Forms Authentication. URL - The web address for the Archive Manager system. IP Address - The IP address of the user who is currently signed in. Version - The version of Archive Manager that is installed. Database Version - The version of the Archive Manager database. License Type - The type of Archive Manager license that is installed. EULA - A link to the end-user license agreement. Copyright - A link to the copyright notices. Date Installed: The date the software was installed. Date Updated: The date the software was last updated.
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Working with the Archive Manager Offline Client
Overview Accessing Your Archived Messages Offline Finding Messages
Overview
This chapter explains how Archive Manager allows you offline access stripped messages. The following sections explain how to do the following: Work with your archive (including the shortcut messages). Access your archived messages offline. Access your archived messages from Microsoft Outlook.
Accessing Your Archived Messages Offline

How it Works
To have ongoing access to your archived messages from your computer or laptop when you are away from the corporate network (for example, when you are on a business trip), you have to store the items you need on your computer using the Offline Client functionality. When you switch the Offline Client to Cached Mode, Archive Manager creates a set of Cached Folders, which are the offline copy of your archive. To keep your cached folders up to date, you need to either synchronize them now and then or configure automatic synchronization. To make your work with the archive easier, your network administrator may enforce certain values to all Cached Mode settings, including synchronization and cached folder management. If you apply different settings, they will be changed back to the defaults set by the administrator the next time you run Microsoft Outlook. If you decide that you no longer need the local copy of your archive, you can delete it from your computer. You can also set a time filter that will automatically delete old messages. To learn more about how to synchronize and manage offline content, please refer to the Managing Cached Folders section later in this chapter.
The Offline Client may fail to reconstruct stripped messages when Microsoft Outlook is running in cached mode. You can search the Offline Client .pst file to find a message if the .pst file has been synchronized with Archive Manager.
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Before You Start

Before you start working with the offline copy of your archive, please check your sign-in settings. Note that this check is important, because if the settings are incorrect, you may not be able to make your archive available offline. First of all, you need to define whether the website you use to access your archive is located in the intranet zone or the internet zone. Some general tips are provided below, but if you are in doubt, please contact your system administrator.
Do You Have an Intranet Archive Site?

Usually, the address of an intranet archive site will look like http://archivemanager.yourcompany.com. If this is the case, follow these steps: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Run Microsoft Internet Explorer. Click Tools | Internet Options on the main menu. In the Internet Options dialog, go to the Security tab. Select the Local intranet zone, and click Custom Level. In the Security Settings dialog, go to the end of the security settings list. Under User Authentication | Logon: Make sure the Automatic logon only in intranet zone option is selected. Click OK.
Do You Have an Internet Archive Site?

The address of an internet archive site will usually look like http://archivemanager.yourcompany.com. If this is the case, follow these steps: 1. 2. 3. 4. Run Microsoft Internet Explorer. Click Tools | Internet Options on the main menu. In the Internet Options dialog, go to the Security tab. Select the Internet zone, and click Custom Level.
If you know that the archive Web site is included in another zone (for example, in the Trusted sites zone), select this zone, click Custom Level, and proceed to step 5.
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In the Security Settings dialog, go to the end of the security settings list. Under User Authentication | Logon: Make sure the Automatic logon with current username and password option is selected. Click OK.
If you are using Internet Explorer 7, adding the Archive Manager web server URL to Trusted sites may still prompt the user for credentials. Adding the site to the Local Intranet Zone will solve this problem if the Archive Manager site URL contains a local domain.
Turning Cached Mode On or Off

Switching to Cached Mode
To switch to cached mode: 1. Select any folder in your MailBox and click either Cached Mode on the Offline Access toolbar or Tools | Offline Client | Cached Mode on the main menu. This starts the wizard. On the Welcome screen, click Next. Select which messages will be available offline based on when they were received. You can select one of the following intervals:
Anytime Last week Last month Custom, which lets you specify the interval manually
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Click Finish to complete the wizard.
Synchronization of the folder hierarchy starts right after you complete the wizard. To synchronize the content of specific folders, you need to make them available offline, as explained below.
Switching from Cached Mode

To switch off cached mode, use the Cached Mode Wizard. This will not delete the offline copies of the MailBox folders. To run the wizard, click either Cached Mode on the Offline Access toolbar or Tools | Offline Client | Cached Mode on the main menu. Then follow the wizard's instructions.
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Making Folders Available Offline

Once you have switched to cached mode, you can make the folders you need available offline. This will let you access the messages in the cached folders even when no connection to the Archive Manager server is available.
Note that offline content is read-only. This means that you can read, forward, and reply to messages, but you cannot move or modify them.
Making One or Few Folders Available Offline

If you need to make only one or a few folders offline, perform the following for each folder you want to be available offline: 1. 2. Select a folder in the navigation pane. Click Cached Folder on the Offline Access toolbar.
Making Many Folders Available Offline

If you need to make many folders offline, use the Offline Archive tab in the Outlook Options dialog. To open the dialog, click Tools | Options on the Outlook menu bar. On the Offline Archive tab, select the check boxes next to the folders you want to be available offline, and then click OK.
Selecting a folder to be available or unavailable offline will not select its subfolders. To apply the setting to a folder and all its subfolders, right-click the desired folder and select either Select All Subfolders or Clear All Subfolders from the shortcut menu
Making Folders Unavailable Offline

If you no longer need to use a cached folder, select the folder in the navigation pane and either click Cached Folder or select Tools | Offline Client | Cached Folder on the main menu to clear the tick next to it. If you need to quickly make many folders unavailable offline, click Tools | Options, and select the Offline Archive tab. Then clear the check boxes next to the folders you no longer need to be available offline.
This operation does not delete offline content from the archive. To delete offline content, open the folder's properties, go to the Offline Archive tab, and click the Clear Offline Items button.
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Managing Cached Folders

In order to use cached folders efficiently, you might want to configure the offline archiving process according to your needs. You can: Set rules for the folder synchronization Change where the cached files are stored Delete the offline content
You have to switch cached mode on in order to gain full control over the management options.
To configure most of the settings concerning offline content, click Tools | Options and select the Offline Archive tab.
Moving Offline Storage to a New Desktop

If you need to copy offline version to another location and access it with another instance of Microsoft Outlook, follow these steps 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Run Microsoft Outlook on the source computer. Turn off cached mode. Click Options on the Tools menu. Go to the Offline Archive tab. Remember the path specified in the Offline Storage Path field. Close Microsoft Outlook. Copy the contents of the folder specified in the Offline Storage Path field to the desired media. On the target computer, install Archive Manager Offline Client. Run the Registry Editor (regedit) on the target computer.
10. Browse to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Quest Software\Archive Manager\Offline2\YOUR_PROFILE_NAME\ OfflineFolderPath.

By default, the Outlook profile is used.
11. Copy your offline data to the location specified in the OfflineFolderPath key.
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12. If the key is missing from the registry, copy your offline data to the following folder: X:\Documents and Settings\ACCOUNT_NAME\ Local Settings\Application Data\Quest Software\Archive Manager\Offline2\YOUR_PROFILE_NAME.
If you copy Microsoft Outlook 2003 offline storage data, you will not be able to use it in Microsoft Outlook XP.
Synchronizing Cached Folders

To keep the local copy of your archive mail folders up to date, you need to synchronize the local folders with the archive from time to time. You can synchronize cached folders either automatically or manually, when needed.
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Synchronizing Cached Folders Automatically

By default, folders are not synchronized automatically. To enable automatic synchronization, follow these steps: 1. 2. 3. Click Tools | Options in the Outlook main menu. On the Offline Archive tab, select the Synchronize automatically check box. Select the check box next to Automatically synchronize every and specify how frequently the folders should be synchronized. The default value is 30 minutes.
Synchronizing Cached Folders Manually

If you choose to synchronize your folders manually, you can either synchronize all of them at once or synchronize each folder separately. To synchronize all cached folders manually, click Synchronize on the Offline Access toolbar and select Synchronize All from the dropdown menu. Alternatively, you can go to the Tools | Offline Client menu and select Synchronize All.
The Synchronize and Synchronize All buttons are not available during the synchronization.
To synchronize a single folder manually, select the required folder in the navigation pane, click Synchronize on the Offline Access toolbar, and select Synchronize This Folder from the dropdown menu. The selected folder will be synchronized. Alternatively, you can go to the Tools | Offline Client menu and select Synchronize This Folder.
Managing a Single Cached Folder

To manage a single cached folder, you can use the folder's property page. You can perform the following actions: Make the folder available offline Delete offline content
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Specify which messages are available offline based on when they were received.
To access this page, right-click the required folder in the navigation pane and select Properties from the shortcut menu. In the Properties dialog, select the Offline Archive tab.
Make the Folder Available or Unavailable Offline

Select or clear the Folder is available offline check box as required.
Deleting Offline Content

To delete offline content for the folder, click the Clear Offline Items button on the folder's property page. This starts a wizard. Complete the wizard as follows: 1. Clear the Disable offline synchronization for this folder checkbox if you want the folder to remain available offline. If you do not want to recover room on your hard disk by eliminating space that was used by the deleted items, clear the Compact offline files checkbox. Click Next. 2. Click Finish to complete the wizard.
Specifying which Messages Will Be Available Offline

You can determine which messages are available offline based on when they were received. Select the desired interval from the list box in the Cache options area. You can select the following intervals: Default. Select Default to use the default archive setting for the given cached folder. The default properties for all the folders are set when you run the Cached Mode Wizard. Anytime. Select Anytime to make all messages available offline. Last week. Last month. Custom. Select Custom to specify the interval manually.
Changing where Cached Messages are Stored

If Cached Mode is On To change the location of the offline storage while in cached mode, use the Change Offline Storage Path Wizard. To run the wizard, click Tools | Options, select the Offline Archive tab, and click Change next to the current storage path. Then perform the following:
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On the Welcome screen, click Next. Select the Close Outlook automatically checkbox and click Next. The wizard will close Outlook and restart it automatically upon completion. On the New Offline Storage Path screen, specify a new location for the offline storage. Click Next. Both the old and current offline storage paths are indicated in the Summary field. Click Finish to apply the change.
This operation can take significant time depending on the size of the offline content.
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If Cached Mode is Off When cached mode is switched off, you can change the offline storage path as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. Click Tools | Options, and select the Offline Archive tab. Click Change next to the current storage path. Select a different folder for the offline storage or click Make New Folder to create a new folder. Then click OK. Click OK to close the Options window and complete the operation.
When you change the offline storage path when cached mode is off, offline storage data is not moved to the new location automatically. If you want to continue using your existing offline data, you need to copy the offline files to the new location manually.
Finding Messages
You can use the Archive Manager Find toolbar to quickly find messages, even if you don't know whether they have been archived.
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You can search using either Quick Find or Find Now, which is similar to Microsoft Outlook's Advanced Find. Both functions can search both your main MailBox and the offline copy of your archive at the same time.
For Exchange systems, Archive Manager indexes all the meaningful fields of non-email items (calendar appointments, meeting invitations, tasks, contacts, and so forth) as if they were parts of a message body, to make them available to text searches. So, for example, a simple text search may return such non-email items if the search string occurs in those items as part of a meeting location, appointment time, contact Company name, etc.
Using Quick Find

If you need to specify only one or several words to search for, use Quick Find, as follows: 1. First, make sure Quick Find will search where you want. By default, it searches the MailBoxes and folders specified for the previous search. If you need to search in different MailBoxes or folders, click Search in and select them. Then click OK. In the Look for box, either type in the words that you want to look for in the messages and press ENTER, or simply select one of your recent searches, which will start the search automatically.
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Using Find Now

For more advanced searching, use Archive Manager's Find now function, which works much like Microsoft Outlook's Advanced Find. To display the Archive Manager Find dialog, either click Find now on the Archive Manager Find toolbar, or select Tools | Offline Client | Find Now from the main menu. Specify your search criteria and click Find Now. Messages that match your criteria will be displayed in a results list.
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Using the Preview Pane in Search Results

To view a message, simply select it in the list, and its content will be displayed in the preview pane. You can change the position of the preview pane or turn it off using the View | Reading Pane menu in the Archive Manager Find dialog.
Finding Messages with the Same Subject

You can also quickly find all messages with the same subject, such as replies and forwarded messages. Just do either of the following: Open a message with the desired subject and select Offline Client | Find Related from the Tools menu. Right-click a message with the desired subject from the search results list and select Find Related from the shortcut menu.
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Accessing your Archive From a Mobile Device
Overview Searching for Messages Viewing the Search Results
Overview
Web access for mobile devices enables you to search the MailBox store for messages, and reply to or forward them. After you open the URL for the Archive Manager Web access, the system detects the type of your internet browser and redirects to the corresponding web site which is a reduced analog of the Email Search form.
Archive Manager supports mobile devices running either of the following: Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 BlackBerry 4.0 or later
Searching for Messages

To find the messages using a mobile device complete the following steps: 1. 2. 3. Open the Archive Manager Web interface web site with an internet browser. Specify the corresponding account credentials. Specify the following search options: a) To use the previously saved search options select the query from the Saved Search list. The search form values will be set according to the saved query. However, you can modify these values manually, and the search will be performed according current settings of the search form. b) In the Search for text-box enter the search query. c) Select the corresponding check-boxes to specify whether to search in the message Subject, Body and Attachment. d) To find the messages only sent to a specific person specify the recipient's address or username in the To field. If multiple values are entered in this field, Archive Manager will look for messages sent to any of the addresses. e) To find the messages only sent from a specific person specify the recipient's address or username in the From field. If multiple values are entered in this field, Archive Manager will look for messages sent from any of the addresses.
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f) In the MailBox list, either select the specific MailBox to search, or leave the default setting to perform the search within all MailBoxes.
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Click Search. When you finish searching, return to the search page and click Sign out at the top of the screen to finish the session.
Viewing the Search Results

A list of messages matching the search criteria will be displayed, providing information on the sender, subject and the date the message was sent.
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To view, reply to or forward the message: Click the subject of the desired message to display the message.
If a mobile device user does a reply, reply all, or forwards a message using the Archive Manager Web site for mobile users, and the recipient views the message in Outlook, any text that was entered on the mobile device is missing from the Outlook recipient's message.
You may then click Reply, Reply to all or Forward to send the message to the corresponding recipients. To open the message attachment click on the attached file name in the attachments field.
You can forward messages from the Mobile interface, but cannot edit them before sending.
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Archive Manager Vista Gadget
About the Vista Gadget Installation Opening the Vista Gadget Adding the Vista Gadget to the Windows Sidebar Viewing the Vista Gadget Performing a Search Viewing Your Search Results
About the Vista Gadget

The Archive Manager Vista Gadget provides an easy-to-use method for users to perform searches on their archived email in Archive Manager. After installing the Vista Gadget and adding it to the Windows sidebar, users can enter their desired search criteria and then search in the subject, body, and/or attachments of messages. Users can also enter the name of the Archive Manager Server they wish to use for the search. For details on performing Advanced Searches using the Archive Manager Web Interface, see the "Email Search" chapter of the User Guide. The Vista Gadget requires the following:
The Vista Gadget is deprecated. New installations are supported until Archive Manager version 4.6. Microsoft Vista (RTM, SP1, or SP2)
The Archive Manager Vista Gadget provides a user-friendly interface that enables users to perform simple text-based searches of their archived email from their desktops. After installing the Vista Gadget and adding it to the Windows sidebar, you can enter your search criteria in the gadget textbox and perform a search on your Archive Manager Server. The Archive Manager Vista Gadget offers a scaled-down set of search options that can be used when the advanced search options provided in the Archive Manager Web Interface are not needed. You can perform a search in the subject, body, and/or attachments of your archived email.
Installation
Prior to installing the Vista Gadget, open Internet Explorer and then open the Archive Manager Web Interface to verify access to the site. Then double-click the ArchiveAccess.gadget Zip file to begin installation. The Archive Manager Vista Gadget is installed to:
C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\ Windows Sidebar\Gadgets\ArchiveAccess.gadget (folder)
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Archive Manager Vista Gadget
Opening the Vista Gadget

To view the gadget after installation, click the plus (+) sign in the Windows sidebar. This displays the available Windows gadgets
Adding the Vista Gadget to the Windows Sidebar

To add the Archive Manager Vista Gadget to your Windows sidebar, drag and drop the icon from the gadgets window to the sidebar.
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Viewing the Vista Gadget

The Archive Manager Vista Gadget can be viewed in two different positions. The first position is docked in the sidebar as displayed in the sample at left below. The second position is undocked in the main window, as shown at right.
To make the search box area larger, drag and drop the gadget from the sidebar to the main window. The Close button and the Options button appear to the right of the gadget when you hover over the gadget with your mouse.
Performing a Search
To search your archived mail using the Archive Manager Vista Gadget, complete the following steps: 1. In the Search Email: box, enter the word or phrase to search for. A phrase is a group of words surrounded by double quotes, such as "meeting request". For example, enter the subject of an email you are looking for or a keyword. The rules and conventions for text-based searches are explained in detail in the Search Tab (Text-Match Search) section of the Email Search chapter of this Guide. 2. If you want to enter search preferences, click the Options button to the right of the gadget to open the Preferences dialog box.
Search in: Select where you would like to perform your search by selecting the appropriate check boxes to search in the Subject, and/or Body, and/or Attachments. Subject and Body are selected by default. Server Name: The Server Name is the name of your Archive Manager server. This will be configured by your Administrator. If your Administrator has not configured the server name, it will be blank for you to fill in. To search a different Archive Manager instance, enter a different server name in the Server Name box.
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Archive Manager Vista Gadget Display Name: The Display Name is the name you enter to be associated with your Server Name. You can drag a gadget to the Windows sidebar for each server you wish to configure. The Display Name is not required, but appears in a tab below the Search Email button if you populate the Display Name box.
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Messages matching your search criteria are displayed in the Search Results window, and the box next to the Search button indicates the search criteria used. The total number of messages that match your search criteria are displayed above the messages list. Please note that the Vista Gadget returns the top 5000 results. The Vista Gadget displays 10 messages per page. To advance to the next page or go back to the previous page, click the arrows or select a page from the drop-down list. To perform another search, enter your new search criteria in the search box. The Search Results window can be viewed in the docked or undocked positions. The following screen shows the search results in the docked position.
For more advanced search capabilities, click the More Search Options... link to open the Archive Manager Web Interface. This interface provides additional search options.
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Appendix A: Third-Party Components

Quest Archive Manager includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org). Quest Archive Manager also contains other third-party software components whose authors require that we cite their copyright information and/or reproduce their license agreements. These components are listed below, and the corresponding licenses (if required) may be found on our website at: http://www.quest.com/legal/third-party-licenses.aspx COMPONENT
HTML Agility Pack 1.3.1.0 HTMLArea 3.0
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2003-2005 Simon Mourier. License: Creative Commons 2.5. Copyright (c) 2002-2004, interactivetools.com, inc. Copyright (c) 2003-2004 dynarch.com. All rights reserved. License: htmlArea License Copyright 2010, John Resig License: MIT 2001-2006 Apache Software Foundation. License: Apache 2.0. 2006 Apache Software Foundation. License: Apache 2.0. 2005 Thomas Freudenberg. License: Thomas Freudenberg RegistryMonitor. Seth Banks License: MIT 2007 Remy Baudet. License: New BSD License - Log2Console. 2003 Network Appliance, Inc. License: NetApp Manageability SDK 04-29-11
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About Quest Software

Now more than ever, organizations need to work smart and improve efficiency. Quest Software creates and supports smart systems management products helping our customers solve everyday IT challenges faster and easier. Visit www.quest.com for more information.
Contacting Quest Software

Email Website info@quest.com www.quest.com Mail Quest Software, Inc. World Headquarters 5 Polaris Way Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 USA
Please refer to our Web site for regional and international office information.
Contacting Quest Support

Quest Support is available to customers who have a trial version of a Quest product or who have purchased a Quest product and have a valid maintenance contract. Quest Support provides unlimited 24x7 access to SupportLink, our self-service portal. Visit SupportLink at http://support.quest.com. From SupportLink, you can do the following: Retrieve thousands of solutions from our online Knowledgebase Download the latest releases and service packs Create, update and review Support cases
View the Global Support Guide for a detailed explanation of support programs, online services, contact information, policies and procedures. The guide is available at http://support.quest.com.
Product Information and Documentation

Visit the following page to view our most recent product solutions, downloads, documentation, notifications and product lifecycle table (login to SupportLink is required): https://support.quest.com/Search/ProductInformation.aspx
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Visiting Our Archive Manager Online Community

The Quest Archive Manager community is an interactive community dedicated to issues related to email data management, including storage, compliance, and knowledge management. The community is designed to foster collaboration between Quest Archive Manager experts and users. This community is a place where you can: Learn about product releases and betas before anyone else. Get access to Quest product leaders and subject matter experts related to archiving. Gain additional knowledge from discussion forums and get common questions answered. Ask questions. Share knowledge. Exchange ideas regarding your use of archiving products, as well as on general archiving topics.
You can browse around the forums and the library, but to take full advantage of the community, post new threads, respond to messages from others, rate our documents and downloads, you need to become a registered member. And if you already have a Quest account or are a member of another Quest community, simply log in. Join the community at Quest Archive Manager Community.
Other Quest Communities

Quest.com has a large and growing number of communities dedicated to specific products and technologies. Visit these communities to get access to the expertise at Quest Software and take part in product development through discussion forums, polls, and product betas. Also find the latest product news and announcements, and browse a knowledge base of general documentation, tips and tricks, product videos and tutorials. http://www.quest.com/communities/
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INDEX
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About dialog box 66 Access history 36 Access History tab 36 accessing messages via offline client 68 alerts for particular new email(s) 11 Archive Manager Client 68 cached mode 70 finding archived messages 76 offline messages 68 attachments searching for 11 main window 8
M
MailBoxes Custom MailBoxes 50 disallowing access by other users 10 sharing with other users 10 standard 46 types 47 main screen display (of Archive Manager) 8 message access via offline client 68 message tags 37 message viewer tabs 33 Messages access history 36 archived 76 offline 68 viewed messages 61 mobile device access to archive 80
C
cached folders 72 Cached mode 70 Comment tab 33 Configuration Editor 89 Custom MailBoxes about 50 adding 50 adding folders 50 deleting 52 renaming 52 security 52 user access 52
N
notifications of particular new email(s) 11
O
Offline access 68 cached mode 70 setup 69
E
Email addresses searching 10 email client toolbar 38 Forward tab 40 Previous and Next tabs 42 Reply tab 39 Reply to All tab 40 Send to Me tab 41 View Images tab 42 Email Search 13 Email Search form 9, 14 Email Search tab 9, 14
Q
Questionable access 59 Quick Find feature 77
R
Reports 56 questionable access 59 search log 55, 57 storage statistics 56 viewed messages 61 RSS 63 subscribing 63
F
Find Now feature 77
S
Search log 55, 57 Searching 13 attachments 11 email addresses 10 from a mobile device 80 from Vista desktop 84 multi-criteria searches 16 persons 10 text search rules and guidelines 17 types of searches 15 Security Custom MailBoxes 52 Standard MailBoxes 93
H
Headers tab 35
I
investigation, how to perform 9
J
Journal Report tab 35
L
Login
Quest Archive Manager about 46 Storage statistics 56
T
tabs, message viewer 33 Tags tab 37 text search 16 text search rules and guidelines 17 toolbar, email client 38 Forward tab 40 Previous and Next tabs 42 Reply tab 39 Reply to All tab 40 Send to Me tab 41 View Images tab 42 Tools sidebar 8
U
User access Custom MailBoxes 52 Using 89
V
Vista Gadget 84
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CHAPTER 6 REPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 ABOUT REPORTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 STORAGE STATISTICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

VIEWED MESSAGES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 MY SEARCH LOG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 CHAPTER 7 SUBSCRIBE

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Getting Started with Archive Manager

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Find Someone I've Communicated With

Share My MailBox with Other Users

Getting Started with Archive Manager

Get Automatically Alerted when Particular Emails Arrive

See also the Subscribe to RSS chapter for more information.

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The Email Search Form

Checkboxes for Search Criteria

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How to Perform a Search

Search Criteria Tabs

General Text Search Guidelines

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A wildcard may not occur as the first character of a search string.

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Values are case-insensitive.

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Date Range Tab

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Viewing Your Search Results

Saving and Reusing Searches

Executing a Saved Search

Working with Saved Searches

Updating a Saved Search

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Using a Saved Search as a Starting Point

Using a Saved Search as the Basis for a New Saved Search

Deleting a Saved Search

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Options for Managing Your Search Results

Working With Your Search Results

Message Comment Headers Journal Report Access History Tags

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Working With Your Search Results

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Working With Your Search Results

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Working With Your Search Results

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Working With Your Search Results

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Working With Your Search Results

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Working With Your Search Results

The Archive Manager Outlook Form

Reconstructing Stripped Messages When Windows Authentication is Used

Reconstructing Stripped Messages When Forms Authentication is Used

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Opening Stripped Messages From a Shared Folder

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About Standard MailBoxes

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