Hans,

If it is someone that you frequently check you could make a Smart
Folder in Mail.  It will automatically keep updated with all
correspondence with a contact.  You could even have other filters
automatically in place.

If you have other information outside of Mail as well, a smart folder
in Finder will search everywhere.

Mind you, this applies to OS 10.5.x Leopard.

Not sure, but seems an easier and one click option than using QS.

Cheers

On Jul 9, 1:53 pm, Hans Hafner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 09.07.2008, at 15:47, Howard Melman wrote:
>
> > When you get the email address, type . to enter text mode. Then  
> > edit out the mailto: at the front and use a Spotlight command to  
> > search for that address.  When editing the text you can also add  
> > "kind:mail" to narrow the search to just email.
>
> But what I'm envisioning is seeing the search results in Mail and  
> having the option of stepping through the messages to see their  
> content, date sent and everything in one go.
>
> So I think it would be faster to have the option to fill the search  
> term into the Mail search field. Perhaps I'm gonna look into an  
> Automator action that takes the clip-board, removes the mailto: and  
> tells Mail to search...
>
> Thanks and best
> Hans
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