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Putting advanced searches to work for you
A couple of weeks ago we showed you some of the more popular keyboard shortcuts in Windows Vista. Now that you've had a chance to see how shortcuts can speed up your navigation, I thought it would be a good follow-up to show you how to not only speed up your searches, but also make them more relevant to what you're looking for. Over the next few days we'll introduce you to some of the advanced search operators, show you how to create a Search Folder, and finally introduce you to a new Windows Vista-only search feature: the "SearchMelt." Here's what you'll see coming as part of our Windows Vista Search tips and tricks: -
Basic and Advanced Desktop Search Operators -- these actually work for both Windows Vista and Windows Desktop Search 3.01 on Windows XP. (This list can also be found here, but we've replicated so you can search it using our blog's search engine.)
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How to create a Windows Vista Search Folder
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How to create a Windows Vista SearchMelt
To start with, check out the latest article on putting search to work for you.
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