On Dec 10, 2003, at 3:30 PM, Jim Dynes wrote:
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.
To use find by content, you need to index your files.
That is true, but it still doesn't give you a way to find all files that have both "truth" AND "consequences" in them.
Mike
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