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How do I locate a file containing 'great lakes'?
Windows XP allows a search for the contents of a document.
Vista, which I have, does not present this option in an intuitive location. |
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How do I locate a file containing 'great lakes'?
It's on the Start button.
Click on the 'marble' and enter what you are looking for in the Start Search box. Regards, Fred "Eugeseals" wrote in message ... Windows XP allows a search for the contents of a document. Vista, which I have, does not present this option in an intuitive location. |
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How do I locate a file containing 'great lakes'?
Try pressing Windows Key+F
Eugeseals wrote: Windows XP allows a search for the contents of a document. Vista, which I have, does not present this option in an intuitive location. |
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