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Windows 7: How to perform search a word inside a doc??

15 Jan 2010  
Fred Bagiu

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How to perform search a word inside a doc??

Hi people,
I just spend more than an hour in windows7 trying to figure out how to search a doc which filename you forgot by trying to search a word inside the doc. Anybody can help me here??


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15 Jan 2010  
surfasb

Windows 7
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just type the word. Windows, after searching filenames will search the contents of the file if it has the proper handler and you have enabled the setting.
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17 Jan 2010  
Fred Bagiu

windows 7
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by surfasb View Post
just type the word. Windows, after searching filenames will search the contents of the file if it has the proper handler and you have enabled the setting.
great...
tvm
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12 Mar 2010  
marcel

Windows 7
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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by surfasb View Post
just type the word. Windows, after searching filenames will search the contents of the file if it has the proper handler and you have enabled the setting.
How to make it has the proper handler?
Where I can enable the setting?
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12 Mar 2010  
mitchell65

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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