Re: [Blind-Computing] searching for a file

2012-09-18 Thread Annette Carr
After doing a lot of searching, I found a way to search for a file with a
specific modified date.  Once you have opened the drive or folder where you
want to look for a file, tab to the search box and type:

System.DateModified:mm/dd/

Be aware that there are capital letters and lower case ones.  I do not know
if it matters if you have to be case sensitive.  You will also need to do a
2 digit month and day, and a 4 digit year.  

Now I've got to be honest, I did not finish typing in the above text.  At
some point I heard JAWS announcing something and I then found that I could
use my up and down arrows to select if I wanted to look for a file from last
week, earlier this week, yesterday, etc.  I picked yesterday and pressed
enter and I got the results I needed.  

Here is the URL to where I found this info:

http://windows.microsoft.com/is-IS/windows7/Advanced-tips-for-searching-in-W
indows

Once on the webpage, press T and you will find a small table with examples
of other search terms.

HTH,
Annette



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I want to find all files that were modified on a specific date that are
stored on an external hard drive.  I am using Windows 7 and JAWS 12.  Can
anyone help me?

 

 

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[Blind-Computing] searching for a file

2012-09-18 Thread Annette Carr
I want to find all files that were modified on a specific date that are
stored on an external hard drive.  I am using Windows 7 and JAWS 12.  Can
anyone help me?

 

 

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