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David Stenhouse

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  1. I have spoken with Support on this topic. Here is I found out: The "Conversation ID" filed that Intella displays is for Chats Only. Intella currently does not pull the MS Outlook Conversation ID from individual messages. Hence my not seeing what I was seeking. Thank you to Support for the full explanation.
  2. One point I should have added is I have tried this with the latest version (2.6.1) also.
  3. I have processed two different sets of Microsoft O365 Purview .pst exports. On both, once the Intella processing is complete, I noticed that for individual messages the Conversation Index field is displayed; however not the Conversation ID field. Due to seeing this, I have viewed same pre-processed messages using the MFCMAPI tool (https://github.com/microsoft/mfcmapi/releases) and can see the Conversation ID. The problem I am having is because Intella is not displaying the Conversation ID, that metadata does not appear to be exported when building a new .pst file. The vendor that is processing the filtered .pst files relies on the Conversation ID for their review system. Has anyone else experienced this? I have processed the same data on two different systems to verify--I'm wondering if I am just missing something right in front of me. Thank you for any feedback.
  4. I know it has been a while since this topic was posted, however I am interested if this feature may materialize--the ability to included the following in a search term list: custodian/date range (ex: (custodian:smith_joe AND daterange:[20190101 TO 20201231]) AND (apple OR pear) This ability may already exist and I haven't figured it out yet. Just point me in the right direction if so. Love this tool.
  5. This may have been asked before, however I cannot seem to find an answer. I am looking for syntax to locate only email messages that have a single recipient. Just one recipient in the "to:" field, and none in the "cc:" or "bcc:" fields. Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you.
  6. Good Morning, Thank you for this information--greatly appreciated, and I will give that route a try. David
  7. Very, very, very new user here. I couldn't find this in the forums. I noticed that my table presets I have created for one case do not show up for the next case I create. I see in the Intella manual that appears to be the norm. Is there a way that I can export my table presets, or is there a 'global' option where I can create table presets that I use on every case? Thank you for any assistance. David
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