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10.4: Use older Sherlock to search by filename
Even easier:
10.4: Use older Sherlock to search by filename
you sure about that? The UNIX find command needs operators in an expression to find even a file name. the first argument (other than options) must be a folder to search in, it doesn't default to the current folder. And the name operators use wildcards, so you can't just type a part of the name. So it would be more like (to search for part of a name in the current folder):
(-iname is for case insensitive search)
10.4: Use older Sherlock to search by filename
I stand slightly corrected. The problems of commenting from memory without being in front of OS X.
10.4: Use older Sherlock to search by filename
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