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Martin C
I know that the problem of being able to find files using the XP search
engine has been discussed before, but this one might be slightly different.
I am aware that XP will only search a particular sub set of all file
extensions unless you override it.
To that fact, I have downloaded the "xp_persisthandler.vbs" script that is
supposed to allow you to define the file extension to be updated in the
registry to allow it to be searched.
When running it for ads and adb file extension (for use with ADA program
files), I am able to search for such files to find a particular string or
word within the files. The script worked fine for those file extensions.
When running a search for a word or string within bas files, it is unable to
find them. I know that the string I am searching for is in at least 3 bas
extension files, but XP states that no such files exist. Clearly the script
has not worked for these extensions.
Is there a difference with bas files that I am not aware of? What gives -
any ideas?
TIA
Martin
engine has been discussed before, but this one might be slightly different.
I am aware that XP will only search a particular sub set of all file
extensions unless you override it.
To that fact, I have downloaded the "xp_persisthandler.vbs" script that is
supposed to allow you to define the file extension to be updated in the
registry to allow it to be searched.
When running it for ads and adb file extension (for use with ADA program
files), I am able to search for such files to find a particular string or
word within the files. The script worked fine for those file extensions.
When running a search for a word or string within bas files, it is unable to
find them. I know that the string I am searching for is in at least 3 bas
extension files, but XP states that no such files exist. Clearly the script
has not worked for these extensions.
Is there a difference with bas files that I am not aware of? What gives -
any ideas?
TIA
Martin