

(All Words and Case Insensitive are actually the defaults, so I had to make only two adjustments.) I typed In its title-I clicked on Only Files, All Words, and Case Insensitive and then choose my Documents folder as the location to search. In my case-searching my Documents folder for a file with

You can also manually choose a folder to search.

Search location: all volumes all local volumes folders at the root level of your hard drive (Applications, Developer, Library, System, and so on) any folder in your Home directory any folder on your Desktop folders in ~/Library/Favorites or any folders you place in ~/Library/EasyFind.
#EASYFIND APP MAC OS X#
#EASYFIND APP SERIES#
Series to “Revert to the previous Find window” in order to get a basic find-by-name version of Spotlight. In quotes (it didn’t help much), using the Find feature in the Finder to search just by name, or using one of Apple’s special Spotlight parameters-to narrow down the search. Granted, I could have used one of Spotlight’s various tricks-for example, enclosing So I had to spend even more time weeding through the results to find the desired file. Of the file, some of which were email messages or iChat logs, a couple of which were music files-do I really have Eddy Grant’s “Electric Avenue” in my iTunes Library? Gotta love those 80s compilation CDs-and some of which were Safari bookmarks. When it was done, I had 31 results, some of which included “Eddy” in the Into Spotlight’s search field and pressed Return…and it took Spotlight well over a minute to finish its search.
