Help states that I can use the OR operator, '|'
So why does this
*notes*.txt c: | *notes*.txt d:
deliver ony hits in D: please?
Terry, East Grinstead, UK
Why does this find only files in D:?
Re: Why does this find only files in D:?
In Everything 1.4, the | operator has the highest priority.
Everything is searching for:
*notes*.txt AND (c: OR *notes*.txt) AND d:
Use < and > to group operators:
<*notes*.txt c:> | <*notes*.txt d:>
If you prefer the Everything 1.3 operator priority (AND > OR):
Everything is searching for:
*notes*.txt AND (c: OR *notes*.txt) AND d:
Use < and > to group operators:
<*notes*.txt c:> | <*notes*.txt d:>
If you prefer the Everything 1.3 operator priority (AND > OR):
- In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Search tab.
- Change Operator precedence to: AND > OR.
- Click OK.
Re: Why does this find only files in D:?
Thanks, understood. I'd forgotten about that Group operator.
Terry, East Grinstead, UK
Terry, East Grinstead, UK