On 9/14/14 1:38 AM, Lee wrote:
On 9/13/14, Ed Mullen <[email protected]> wrote:
Daniel wrote:
On 13/09/14 11:30, NoOp wrote:
On 09/12/2014 03:27 AM, Daniel wrote:
don't have a discreet mimeType.rdf file anywhere on my HD!
mimeTypes.rdf
Note the 's'.
Yeap, my mistake. A Linux search for "mimeTypes.rdf" gives 70 results,
65 of which are on assorted Windows drives. As I typed, earlier, when I
got as far as typing "mim" the Windows Search results field was coming
up empty.
Does Windows only, natively, search the C:?? Nope, cause seven of the
(65) Linux search results are on my C:!!
Windows default is to search the currently selected location in Windows
Explorer. In W7 there is a search entry box in Explorer in the upper
right. It should have grey italic text saying: Search Media (H:)
(assuming you're on drive H:).
I just invoked it (F3) from the desktop and it opened an Explorer window
and began searching EVERY location below that. Every physical and
logical and network drive.
I just tried it on Vista and it does not search in hidden or system
directories unless you do an advanced search & check "Include
non-indexed, hidden and system files". And on this machine,
c:\Users\Lee\AppData is marked as hidden.
But you said W7, so .. give me a minute... blech! doesn't find any
"mime*.rdf" files _and_ I can't find the option to search inside
hidden or system directories.
Open a command prompt & do
c:
cd \
dir mime*.rdf /s/p
and it does find the files that way
Regards,
Lee
It an Explorer window on any Windows system, one can easily reach into
the application data folder realm by typing %APPDATA% in the address
field and pressing Enter. It's hidden, but not protected.
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