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| Windows Vista File Management Issues or questions in relation to Vista's file management. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management) |
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Hi,
using Vista Search I've stumbled across the following trouble. I've indexed the folder C:\CVSRooot, which holds a lot of source code files under version control with CVS. If I select C:\CVSRoot and I search for some word, I see no results, but: 1. window lower left corner display "3 items" (or something like that) meaning the search actually found 3 items, none of which are displayed. 2. if I go to "Advanced search" and select "Display only documents" the 3 items actually appears. If I select back "Display all" they disappear ![]() 3. if I start my search from a different folder (i.e. C:\) it works as expected (shows the 3 items). Looks like the search actually works, but for some unknown reason the graphic interface (Windows Explorer) does not display the results correctly. Anybody stumbled across this? Any way to fix it? Kind regards and Happy New Year, Corrado |
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I want to search for ALL the videos on my computer wherever they may be, and
get a list of them the way I always could on XP etc. How do I get this in Vista? -- Computer people need to learn the English language. " wrote: Hi, using Vista Search I've stumbled across the following trouble. I've indexed the folder C:\CVSRooot, which holds a lot of source code files under version control with CVS. If I select C:\CVSRoot and I search for some word, I see no results, but: 1. window lower left corner display "3 items" (or something like that) meaning the search actually found 3 items, none of which are displayed. 2. if I go to "Advanced search" and select "Display only documents" the 3 items actually appears. If I select back "Display all" they disappear ![]() 3. if I start my search from a different folder (i.e. C:\) it works as expected (shows the 3 items). Looks like the search actually works, but for some unknown reason the graphic interface (Windows Explorer) does not display the results correctly. Anybody stumbled across this? Any way to fix it? Kind regards and Happy New Year, Corrado |
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In the search box, enter
kind:videos http://www.microsoft.com/windows/des.../advanced.mspx -- http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview wrote in message ... I want to search for ALL the videos on my computer wherever they may be, and get a list of them the way I always could on XP etc. How do I get this in Vista? -- Computer people need to learn the English language. " wrote: Hi, using Vista Search I've stumbled across the following trouble. I've indexed the folder C:\CVSRooot, which holds a lot of source code files under version control with CVS. If I select C:\CVSRoot and I search for some word, I see no results, but: 1. window lower left corner display "3 items" (or something like that) meaning the search actually found 3 items, none of which are displayed. 2. if I go to "Advanced search" and select "Display only documents" the 3 items actually appears. If I select back "Display all" they disappear ![]() 3. if I start my search from a different folder (i.e. C:\) it works as expected (shows the 3 items). Looks like the search actually works, but for some unknown reason the graphic interface (Windows Explorer) does not display the results correctly. Anybody stumbled across this? Any way to fix it? Kind regards and Happy New Year, Corrado |