GOODBYE APPLE!! It's been a fun 15 years... - lbrown5
Finding files by name on *indexed* volumes is very simple. In Finder, command-F to open a New Search. From the first option dropdown, select Name. Enter part of the name of the file(s) you are searching for. The end.
Most people do not connect unindexed drives on a regular basis. This will not cause finder to look for and index any/all unindexed drives connectd to your Mac, but it will return the files on indexed drives containing the word you entered. And very quickly.
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GOODBYE APPLE!! It's been a fun 15 years... - lbrown5
Finding files by name on *indexed* volumes is very simple. In Finder, command-F to open a New Search. From the first option dropdown, select Name. Enter part of the name of the file(s) you are searching for. The end.Most people do not connect unindexed drives on a regular basis. This will not cause finder to look for and index any/all unindexed drives connectd to your Mac, but it will return the files on indexed drives containing the word you entered. And very quickly.
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Saturday, October 27 2007 @ 08:38 AM PDT