08-18-2015, 03:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-18-2015, 03:49 PM by newtusmaximus.)
Sorry Jerry , does not the above procedure only find files with the file name including the word in question? What I was trying to explain was, I am looking for a word or phrase that is in a document or pdf etc. that is filed in my system somewhere - where it is I have forgotten or misfiled that document/pdf ; I am trying to find it. When using windows I could search the whole of the "drive" for that word or phrase and all relevant documents containing that word or phrase would appear, which I could then trawl through etc. to find the exact document I needed..
As I understand it, catfish will only locate a filename containing a specific word in the filename?? Am I correct? I understand that Terminal can be used to locate a specific word , but I was hoping for an "easier" non terminal use route??
As I understand it, catfish will only locate a filename containing a specific word in the filename?? Am I correct? I understand that Terminal can be used to locate a specific word , but I was hoping for an "easier" non terminal use route??
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