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Using Office Commands
3 Fill in as many of the fields as you want.
The individual fields are described below.
You must make an entry in at least one field.
If you fill in more than one field, the files
that are found will match ~ of the fields
for which you make an entry.
If you do not make an entry in a field, this
field does not restrict the search. For
example, if you do not enter a type, all
types of files that match your other field
entries are found. To remove an entry from a
field, pOint to the field and press <Clear
Line>.
4 Press <Enter>.
If no files or folders are found that match all of the
entries you made in the form, you see the message, No
file was found that matched the criteria. Press the
Enter key and then repeat the Find command using
different entries in one or more fields.
If the search is successful, you see a list of the
matching files and folders. For example, if you log in
as tutor and search the Filecabinet for all sample
files, you see a list similar to the following:
- ractice/exam Ie - Salll Ie File
practice Iwindows
-
Sample File
The window border displays the name of the object that
was searched. Under the name you see the pathname from
this object to the file or folder that was found (in
this case, the two files are in the practice folder) .
See "Selecting Objects and Entering Commands" in this
section for more information on pathnames.
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