In Mail how to search a particular mail box
On my prior Mac, i was for years able to search a PARTICULAR mailbox in Apple Mail for an email by typing a key word [which was unusual and specific to that email] in the search field. It would find exactly what i wanted. It would search the CONTENT of my emails in a specific mailbox for a key word.
Now, with my new Mac [Sierra 10.12.2], when i search the specific mailbox for the specific key word [example: "basket"], it brings up hundreds of emails from ALL my mailboxes including trash [and even Pottery Barn junk emails about basket sales]. When i type the key word in the search field, a drop-down box appears offering the search for People with that name or Subject with that name. I definitely am not looking for a person named Basket. I dont think the subject line contained the word basket. I am rather searching for the CONTENT of the email to contain the word basket [about a Moses basket for my daughter who is expecting a baby].
But CONTENT is no longer offered as part of the search. SO it takes forever to go through the hundreds of emails from all mailboxes and trash to find the one i wanted -- which is in fact in the mailbox i knew it was in. In gMail, i can go to the particular mailbox and quickly find one or two emails with their search for the basket in the content of the email in a specific mailbox. But i dont like or use gMail and want to be able to use my Apple Mail search efficiently and conveniently like i used to when i wanted to search for a key word in the CONTENT/TEXT of an email.
iMac, macOS Sierra (10.12.3)