File System Searching With WinExplorer

[Five By Five]

== Using Vista SP2

I have never much liked the Windows Explorer. Its file system searching,
for example, is unintuitive, if it has any proper features at all.

For example:

I want to look for HTML files under the D drive or one of its
subdirectories that contain the text (character sequence) "linear".

Is that obvious in even the "Advanced Search" interface in WinExplorer
running under Vista?

Not that I can tell.

Responses as how to do this or or the use of alternatives to file system
search & management are appreciated.

 

[Guest]

As long as linear is in the text of the html file. It won't find linear if
it's in html code.

 

[Jim]

== Using Vista SP2

I have never much liked the Windows Explorer. Its file system searching,
for example, is unintuitive, if it has any proper features at all.

For example:

I want to look for HTML files under the D drive or one of its
subdirectories that contain the text (character sequence) "linear".

Is that obvious in even the "Advanced Search" interface in WinExplorer
running under Vista?

Not that I can tell.

Responses as how to do this or or the use of alternatives to file system
search & management are appreciated.

Look at Superfinder . http://fsl.sytes.net/ssearch.html

 

[+Bob+]

Responses as how to do this or or the use of alternatives to file system
search & management are appreciated.

Download Agent Ransack: http://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/

Install it, get accurate searches, use an intuitive set of search
characters, have fun.

(Afterwards, disable windows indexing on your drives and disable the
windows indexing service).