> Trying to use the Find by Content "help" in Find is next-to-useless, > because it doesn't, apparently, allow for finding a phrase rather than > single words. If I type Steve Jobs into the finder it would locate > every file that had either steve (i.e., stevedore) and jobs in it, and > the only way to know if it's the one I want is to open each.
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