But some of those files cannot then be copied or anything as they can't be
found, where are they?
I only searched my local drive C: so why or how do they have a '/' in the
path?
An example is it Source, Properties location Source/
**** search window won't even let me access the name to copy that string!

Also how do I search only within the results of the last search?
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DOSrelic®

DOSrelic wrote:
> But some of those files cannot then be copied or anything as they can't be
> found, where are they?
> I only searched my local drive C: so why or how do they have a '/' in the
> path?
> An example is it Source, Properties location Source/
> **** search window won't even let me access the name to copy that string!
>
> Also how do I search only within the results of the last search?

Not sure what you are doing, but agent ransack at
http://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/
is more capable than windows search and is fast too. Can use regular
expressions. Is a free download.
Dave Cohen