Run non-contiguous searches in the Finder

May 28, '04 09:27:00AM

Contributed by: dcottle

I'm guessing most people already know this, but I just discovered it, so maybe it will be new to some of you.

The toolbar's find box (Command-Option-F) will do non-contiguous searches. I discovered this when looking for a file called "bit depth and sample rate examples" and accidentally typed in "bit rate." It found the file even though the wording was wrong. I then tried "rate bit" and it found it again.

Pretty slick.

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