How can I limit search only for specified names using wildcards?
For example, my files:
101-01.bmp
102-02.bmp
102-02z.bmp
103-012z.bmp
103-012zx.bmp
107-02.bmp
108-01.bmp
1101-01.bmp
and i need to find:
(101-01|102-02|103-01|107-02z|108-01)
but not
(1101-01|102-02z|103-012zx)
Is that possible? Ty for answer! 
Could you describe the rule that you want to implement? It's not clear to me from the examples.
Well, I'm not sure ...
Search for exact names in array of random names and nothing more?
So i need only 101-01,102-02,103-01,107-02z,108-01 - no more no less, only what i typed in search box.
you could use regep for this.
^(101-01|102-02|103-01|107-02z|108-01).bmp$
This page details how to use the advanced find.
gpsoft.com.au/help/opus10/de ... ations.htm
Use b.bmp[/b] as a wildcard (easier than regexps) on the Advanced find tab.
(The Simple tab's name field does partial matching, so there's effectively a * added to the start and end of whatever you type. That isn't the case on the Advanced tab. The rest is just a simple wildcard matching your list of filenames.)
Leo... 
Wow!
This is just what I need. Thank you very much, Leo!