Vainly tried to find a solution for this here, so if there is, sorry, I have been looking at the wrong places.
I would like to find different filetypes in 1 go.
After bringing up the Tools/Find panel, I would like to search for, e.g.
*.ai and *.png and *.cdr in 1 go.
Tried out:
comma-separated (*.ai, *.png, .cdr)
and with semi-colon (.ai; *.png; .cdr)
and with a simple space (.ai *.png *.cdr)
with comma, but no space in between.
etc.
But maybe this isn't possible at all ?
Hope it is not necessary to use the (sorry to say) 'complex too many clicks filter', as in that case it is much faster to run separate finds per single filetype.
[quote="leo"]To match more than one extension you can use a wildcard pattern like *.(jpg|gif)
The page on Pattern Matching Syntax at the back of the manual explains it.[/quote]
Thanks a lot!!
Apart from searching here I of course also checked out "Help" / 1st tab Help: find , then 2nd tab: Index: find (only find raw command showing up) and searched on: find filetypes (3rd tab)
3rd tab.
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