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10.4: Yet another way to change the Finder's default search
Excellent hint! I just did these steps as described and it works great! This is a MUCH easier way to edit the default smart search settings, rather than going in to the plist file and editing parameters there.
10.4: Yet another way to change the Finder's default search
To find a file by something in the file name simply put the string in quotes ("string") and your search will be limited to file names only.
10.4: Yet another way to change the Finder's default search
This is not quite true. I have two word docs that contain the word "heater". Searching for "heater" (with the quotes) retains the one named "heater.doc" and the one named "foo.doc". This is the same whether searching from the Spotlight pop-down in the upper-right or by invoking Cmd-F. |
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