Search Prefix ed: Works Beautifully - Thanks!

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Rob Weinstein
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Search Prefix ed: Works Beautifully - Thanks!

Post by *Rob Weinstein »

I just noticed this:
history900.txt wrote:29.11.16 Added: Search function: Use prefix ed: instead of ev: for unfiltered Everything search in the location(s) given by "Search in" field. Also supports the "limit depth" option (32/64)
It works beautifully! Thanks.

-Rob
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Post by *EricB »

Rob,

As an alternative: it is also possible to add Search this folder with Everything to the context menu. This way you can directly search without having to open the Find files dialog. The search is executed in Everything, though.

It involves a registry entry. Fill in your own Everything path, mind the double backslashes. Copy this code, paste it in a file called e.g. Everything Here.reg and double click it to activate.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\Search FOLDER with &Everything]
"Icon"="\"Drive:\\Path\\To\\Everything\\Everything.exe\""

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\Search FOLDER with &Everything\Command]
@="\"Drive:\\Path\\To\\Everything\\Everything.exe\" -path \"%1\""
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Post by *Rob Weinstein »

EricB,

Thanks for the tip. Before trying your solution, I opened the context menu and found that Everything already has an entry:

http://i.imgur.com/ujYVGlJ.png

If I click on the Visio_test_everything folder, it gives me this result:

http://i.imgur.com/ChqWPgd.png

So I think I already have a similar solution, I just didn't think to look for it until you suggested it.

Thanks,

-Rob
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