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For my corporate email I use Microsoft Outlook against the corporate Exchange Server. I organize my email using categories, rather than folders - and use search folders to locate email. Some of the categories are assigned automatically depending on where the email comes from or keywords in the subject line (or a combination of these). This works quite well in the corporate environment - however I myself use other environments too including Android. I notice that using categories in fact write the categories into the email header like this:

Keyword: myCategory

I am wondering - are there other clients for Android that could read these categories - and search one them? I can access my email by IMAP too - so that ought to broaden the possibilities.

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"Find an app for me which could do this." type questions are off-topic here. – Sachin Shekhar Sep 19 '12 at 8:59
I think with just a little tweaking this question could be improved to be a "How can I do X" question rather than "What is an app that does X" question. – Al Everett Sep 19 '12 at 13:16
Is he talking about GMail labels? Sounds like... – Izzy Sep 19 '12 at 21:05
I am happy to reword this a little bit, if it will be unclosed. I notice that an "I need an app" question here android.stackexchange.com/questions/1429/… didnt really cause any problems though.... Got +7 for being a good question. – user859955 Sep 28 '12 at 7:25

closed as off topic by Sachin Shekhar, roxan, Richard Borcsik, Chahk, Zuul Sep 21 '12 at 3:46

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