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Using "cmd F" finds files that have absolutely nothing to do with the search term. What am I doing wrong? It can't be this broken, but I can't imagine what I'm doing wrong. See screenshot...
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Using "cmd F" finds files that have absolutely nothing to do with the search term. What am I doing wrong? It can't be this broken, but I can't imagine what I'm doing wrong. See screenshot...
You are asking it to find the word social, or any string containing the word social in every file. If you want to find file(s) with the case-independent name social in the filename string, use a keyword:
name:social
You may benefit from the use of keywords in the Narrow your search results on Mac.
You are asking it to find the word social, or any string containing the word social in every file. If you want to find file(s) with the case-independent name social in the filename string, use a keyword:
name:social
You may benefit from the use of keywords in the Narrow your search results on Mac.
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