eM Client always searches as though there was a wildcard at the end of your keyword, so even if you don’t insert a “*” at the end, it will effectively still search for “keyword*”.For example, searching for “*ance” will turn up both “finance” and “fiancé”. If you don’t remember a certain part of your keyword, you can use the wildcard “*” to represent any character(s).Select ‘Advanced Search’ for even more options. You can also click the downward pointing triangle at the end of the search bar to get a list of advanced options to further narrow down your search. This can help you narrow down your search by specifying things like the location of the keywords, if the email has an attachment, if it was sent before or after a certain date and so on. Type in the keyword, hit ‘Enter’ and a list of emails with that phrase will pop up.įor a slightly more advanced search, you can type a “?” in the search bar and a drop-down menu will appear. You can use this bar to search for keywords in the title of an email, the body or the sender’s address. The search bar is located in the upper right corner. While you can manually go through your folders, there’s a much easier way to quickly find what you're looking for - all you have to do is use the search feature.
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Activate your license in Menu > Help > License.Restore from your backup through Menu > File > Restore.ZIP backup file and move it to your new device Deactivate your license if you are no longer going to use eM Client on this device in Menu > Help > License (not needed for one-seat licenses, but useful for making sure no licensing problems happen).Create a backup through Menu > Backup (Menu > File > Backup in eM Client 7 and older).The best way to ensure all your data and settings are brought over is through Backup and Restore.