How can I search for all files not containing a speific (_) character in a folder in Windows 7?

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• How can I search for all files that begin with "~" with a tilde

  With Windows XP, it's simple. I would like to do a search for "~ *.» ' * ' and I want to find all files that began with a tilde. That no longer works. My computer is full of unnecessary files that I want to delete and they are not getting cleaned by the utilities that I have. Thank you

  If you actually surround the search term ~ *. * with quotes "~ *.» ' * ' it should work here.

  John

• How can I search for a file that contains a specific part?

  Hello
  In Windows 7, how to search for files whose names have a specific part as "PART2"?

  Many thanks & best regards,
  Human

  Windows 7 search syntax to use would be:

  name: ~ = part2

• How can I search for all photos that have names composed of four numbers?

  OT: Help search.

  Hello, I want to seek a photo (.jpg), photography is as the name of 5225.jpg, which consists of four digits. How can I search for all photos that have names composed of four numbers? Thank you

  I don't know how to search only images that carry the 4 numbers, but I know how to find a file that is exactly 4 letters long and ends with ".jpg".

  To do this, type this in your search box (exactly as it is, including quotation marks):

  "file name:"? "jpg"

  It will search for all files that have exactly 4 characters followed by .jpg at the end.

• How can I search for ALL photos on my hard drive, windows 8?

  I had windows xp and all I had to do was to go to research and select the photos and ALL photos on my computer would come. How can I do this with windows 8?

  If you open your hard drive in the file Explorer, you can use the wildcard character * to search for something as *.jpg to find all JPEG images.  Doing this would look like with that by typing in the search box:

  

  But you can find all the images, even if they are other types (.bmp or .png or .gif).  To do this, use the search toolbar that appears at the top.  Use the type menu and tell him you want to search for all images.  It is quite similar to XP, except you get more choice.

  

• How can I search for multiple files at the same time?

  In windows XP, after the advanced search mode, I used to be able to search multiple files simply by adding a comma between them like this...

  90025,90028,90094

  and which returns 3 image files I was looking for.

  How can I do this in Windows 7?

  Use OR instead of the comma...
   
  90025 OR 90028 90094
   
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  In windows XP, after the passage in the advanced search mode, I used to be able to
  Search multiple files, simply by adding a comma between them as
  This...
   
  90025,90028,90094
   
  and which returns 3 image files I was looking for.
   
  How can I do this in Windows 7?
   
   

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64

• Search for all files? Search by creation date?

  How can I search within all files?  I know that the files are there and contain the words I'm looking for, but Windows cannot find them.  Some files do not have extensions, some have a .bak extension and some have various other extensions.

  Also, I see an option to search by modification date, but not created.  How can I search for all files on my hard drive, created on a particular date (including the .dll, .exe, etc..).  I'm trying to find all the files that were installed with an application.  The files have different change dates, but all have the same creation date (when the application has been installed).

  I do not understand how that returns results for all files (including non indexed files).  Can you please explain?

  The search interface has been simplified at the request of the overwhelming majority of users. Until a more sophisticated user, you liked the very high amount of control WHAT XP gave it. The new interface 7 has fewer orders. When the research opens, you will see an "additional search... "Computer" and other. Since you are obviously in control of syntax, the interface for non indexed opening files is quite simple. There is always the option to expand the index to include everything. (Control panel/Indexing Options)

  If your index still don't "look in" a file, you can try to assign an 'association' for the file type. I have no idea what the .xyz file type might have as a native association, but you can associate this notebook. (right-click, open with, choose default program..., see the box always 'use..')

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• How can I search for hexadecimal number of 32-bit in .csv file

  Hello

  How can I search for 32-bit in .csv file usinf labview 8.6.1 hexadecimal number

  Mathan,

  This post was not really a solution.  He just ordered Sandy to post in the appropriate forum, which we now know is LabVIEW 8.6.1 LV.

  Sandy,

  You want to read the text file, then use the search/Split String function to find the matching characters that make up your hexagonal pattern.

  What you ask is a little strange wordly since .csv files are text files, and you ask a "32-bit hexadecimal number.  Can you give an example of what you are looking for?  My response assumes you have a 8 string that consists of the characters 0-9, A - F for catch the 4 bytes.  Maybe you are dealing with just 4 bytes that present themselves as ASCII characters in a text file.  In which case you wouldn't have one. CSV file.

  If the response of research/Split String is not useful to you, you will need to provide details about what you are looking for and also an example of your. CSV file.

• How can I search for a word in several files in a particular folder?

  Original title: search for a specific word

  Hello

  I'm working on Windows 8. How can I search for a word in several files in a particular folder?

  TKS

  Provide the location is indexed, you can search for a specific phrase or Word file Explorer by typing content: follow-up of your phrase surrounded by quotation marks. This will produce a list of files, the filtering criterion.

• How can I search for files on the Web in CC?

  How can I search for files on the Web in CC? I can't find a field or research action.

  Thank you

  Search the site of property to https://assets.adobe.com is coming.

  For now if you have a "ton of files" you are probably also using the synchronization file that comes with the creative Cloud desktop application. You can search the creative Cloud Files folder on your local computer using the Mac OS X Finder or Windows Explorer.

• How can I search for emails?

  Title says it all. How can I search for emails containing a word or phrase in a file?

  Global search
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/global-search

  Quick filter toolbar
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/quick-filter-toolbar

• HOW TO MAKE ICONS FOR ALL FILES AND FOLDERS IN LARGE WINDOW 7

  HOW TO MAKE ICONS FOR ALL FILES AND FOLDERS IN LARGE WINDOW 7

  You can try this: -.

  Start-> Control Panel-> display
  From there, you can select medium or large. This will be the size of everything on the screen.

• How can I search for files in a range of digital data

  Is there a way to specify a range of digital data in Windows 7 search for example File1 through deposer10 included

  Thank you

  So you're saying that file names could be, for example, hotdog4.txt for hotdog15.txt?  Well, you can look for in an orderly series, numerically and alphabetically, with two periods between the first and the last item, as in name:hotdog4.txt... hotdog15.txt

  Interestingly, Windows by default notice when the names correspond to a digital frame and so will sort hotdog4 to hotdog10 and so on, despite 4 being a number greater than 1 Prime figure 10.  I found a reference to this topic (but do not disable anything probably, just for the pleasure of reading):

  http://www.askvg.com/how-to-disable-numerical-file-name-sorting-and-enable-classic-literal-sorting-in-Windows-XP-Vista-and-7-Explorer/

• How can I search for files whose size > 500 MB?

  Guys, you know how I can find the files which size > 500 MB?

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  Hello

  Use the advanced search: Win Key F opens advanced search: or right click on start - search

  Searching in Windows Vista, part 1
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/searching-in-Windows-Vista-part-1-secrets-of-the-search-box

  Part 2
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/searching-in-Windows-Vista-part-2-Start-menu-and-control-panel-search-tips

  Part 3
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/searching-in-Windows-Vista-part-3-using-advanced-search-for-those-hard-to-find-files

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  Tips for finding files
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-finding-files

  How to use advanced search in Vista Options
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/75451-advanced-search.html

  How to restore the page button on the Start Menu after installing Vista SP1
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/145787-Search-start-menu-button-restore-after-SP1.html

  How to restore the context Menu item search after installing Vista SP1
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/134065-search-context-menu-item-restore-after-Vista-SP1.html

  How to create a shortcut on the desktop search in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/126499-search-desktop-shortcut.html

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• How can I search for terms in Dreamweaver on my remote side not only local folders Web site?

  I'm trying to search for terms on my website in Dreamweaver. When I use the button "Find and replace", it seems fair to search only the local files folder. Is it possible to have the focus of the research on the remote side of the Web site, instead of just the local side?

  Not with Dreamweaver.

  You can use the function search (Ctrl + F) in your web browser. But it will not replace the terms found.

  Nancy O.