Can TrackerV3 search by folder name ?

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If I want to find a particular folder (not file) then can TrackerV3
search by that folder name?
 
Message-ID said:
I omitted to say that I didn't want to use TrackerV3 to also search
filenames. I want it to search only folder names.

Is this possible?


Under the "Attributes" tab, check "Directory." Results show only the
folders matching the "name" pattern.
 
Under the "Attributes" tab, check "Directory." Results show
only the folders matching the "name" pattern.


Thank you.

I honestly dont think I would have found that by toying with the
application.
 
Tracker is one of those programs that you are always finding something new.
Can anyone help with the problem I have with it?

In Windows Explorer I can highlite and click several files to open them
simultaneously in IE6, or Notetab, or Editpad etc. If I do this in Tracker
only one of the files opens. Is it possible to configure Tracker to allow
multiple files to be opened?

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Frank Bohan
¶ Work expands to fill the time available for its completion.
 
Tracker is one of those programs that you are always finding something new.
Can anyone help with the problem I have with it?

In Windows Explorer I can highlite and click several files to open them
simultaneously in IE6, or Notetab, or Editpad etc. If I do this in Tracker
only one of the files opens. Is it possible to configure Tracker to allow
multiple files to be opened?

Hi Frank,

it's not a matter of configuration but one of usage: when several files are
highlighted and one of them has the focus (the dotted line):

(a) press <Enter> to open just the focused file
(b) use the open command in the context menu to open all selected files
simultaneously

Hard to remember? Here's a tip: the standard context menu commands come from
the shell and work exactly the same within every application. Whereas
keydown events are typically handled very app-specific.

cheers,
Donald
 
Message-ID said:
Thank you.

I honestly dont think I would have found that by toying with the
application.

You're welcome. I don't use Tracker very much, but when I need to
meet a VERY specific search criteria, AND be able to view some file
contents AND also need windows explorer functions, Tracker is hard to
beat.

Ron M.
 
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