search for publisher file

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Ed Bennett

Pauline said:
is it possible to find a publisher file when doing a windows search.

If you search for *.pub you will find all Publisher files.

If you search for *bob*.pub you will find all Publisher files with bob
in the name.

If you search for bob.pub you will find all Publisher files called bob.pub.
 
P

Pauline

yes, the standard search for all or part of file name, or text in a file
doesn't seem to access publisher files.
pauline.
 
P

Pauline

thanks.

Ed Bennett said:
If you search for *.pub you will find all Publisher files.

If you search for *bob*.pub you will find all Publisher files with bob
in the name.

If you search for bob.pub you will find all Publisher files called bob.pub.
 
P

Pauline

hi again Ed, was also wanting to search for a word or phrase in a file. is
that possible too.
thanks.
 
C

CyberTaz

If you use the standard Windows search (from the Start Button) it doesn't
seem to work... At least not without jumping through hoops:)

However (in Pub 2003 - Win XP, anyway) when you go into the Open Publication
dialog click the Tools button in the dialog's toolbar & select Search. That
feature will find on the basis of content. I'd suggest, however, that you
limit the search to a single folder at any given time as content searches
can take quite a while to complete.

HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
 
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jhwalk53

CyberTaz,

This feature is very important to me for accomplishing a weekly task. Using
the seach in the Open File is a good work around; but I have to search a
specific folder under my network places and then under the Shared Folder on
my secretary's computer. Consequently the Search under Open File doesn't let
you choose a specific folder under My Network Places.

What are the "jumping through hoops" that your reference below. I think I
am willing to jump through some of those hoops.
 

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