Is there an option for find algorithm to search for all words, but without knowing word order in file name??
For example if you have file named "Smith John.xls" and you enter into the search: John Smith, opus won't find the file!
Use Advanced search with multiple Contains clauses, one for each word.
Uh, that's really inconvenient and time consuming. Especially if I need to enter 4 or 5 words that I could just copy-pasted otherwise.
Is there any way I could change default behavior of find to be more like windows explorer's search or google's search?
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[quote="foxzzz"]Uh, that's really inconvenient and time consuming. Especially if I need to enter 4 or 5 words that I could just copy-pasted otherwise.
Is there any way I could change default behavior of find to be more like windows explorer's search or google's search?[/quote]
You could always try a feature request. No idea if it's something that would take a lot of work to implement or if it's a relatively simple code change.
Jon said Contains clauses but if you're searching the filename it's actually Name clauses, which are the default too.
So just you click the + button and then type word for each of the words. Not as convenient as pasting a single string in, but not as bad as it might have seemed. You don't have to use the drop-down menus at all; just click + and type.
