searching

Hello

I'm trying to search for a file that I think was created between 14:00 and
16:00 hrs yesterday. I have no idea of its name or extension. I cannot find
out how to get into 'advanced search' without entering part of the filename
..

Can someone help pls ?

Thanks

K

On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:06:21 -0000, "KRK"
<> wrote:

>I'm trying to search for a file that I think was created between 14:00 and
>16:00 hrs yesterday. I have no idea of its name or extension. I cannot find
>out how to get into 'advanced search' without entering part of the filename

Hello Trebor,

Unless you need to search non-indexed locations, you can simply type your
query into the search window in Windows Explorer. Something like this
will return the files created yesterday:

created:yesterday

You can then sort the results by the date created column to make it easy
to see files created during those hours.

Otherwise, press Winkey +F to show the main search window, then click on
"Advanced Search" on the right side of the toolbar.

Doug M. in NJ

Thanks, got there

K


"Retroman" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:06:21 -0000, "KRK"
> <> wrote:
>
>>I'm trying to search for a file that I think was created between 14:00 and
>>16:00 hrs yesterday. I have no idea of its name or extension. I cannot
>>find
>>out how to get into 'advanced search' without entering part of the
>>filename
>
> Hello Trebor,
>
> Unless you need to search non-indexed locations, you can simply type your
> query into the search window in Windows Explorer. Something like this
> will return the files created yesterday:
>
> created:yesterday
>
> You can then sort the results by the date created column to make it easy
> to see files created during those hours.
>
> Otherwise, press Winkey +F to show the main search window, then click on
> "Advanced Search" on the right side of the toolbar.
>
> Doug M. in NJ

Retroman;1188110 Wrote:
> On Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:06:21 -0000, "KRK
> <trebor@newsgroup> wrote
> > > >
> > >I'm trying to search for a file that I think was created between 14:0
> > an
> > >16:00 hrs yesterday. I have no idea of its name or extension. I canno
> > fin
> > >out how to get into 'advanced search' without entering part of th
> > filename > >
>
> Hello Trebor
>
> Unless you need to search non-indexed locations, you can simply typ
> you
> query into the search window in Windows Explorer. Something like thi
> will return the files created yesterday
>
> *CREATED:YESTERDAY
>
> You can then sort the results by the date created column to make i
> eas
> to see files created during those hours
>
> Otherwise, press Winkey +F to show the main search window, then clic
> o
> "Advanced Search" on the right side of the toolbar
>
> Doug M. in N

great advic

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