Search does not work when there is a fullstop in file name
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Search does not work when there is a fullstop in file name
Search does not work when there is a fullstop in file name for example if one searched for abc25.11 hoping to try and find this file. abc25.11.2007.exe no results would be returned
Wildcards ?
2davidsx
Hello ! Welcome aboard !
So, you could enter :
BTW : I don't see the need to have a space there, or is it accidental ? 
Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

• Is the file-name file. abc25.11.2007.exe really ?…if one searched for abc25.11 hoping to try and find this file. abc25.11.2007.exe…
So, you could enter :
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*.*abc25.11.*


Claude
Clo
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2davidsx
The behaviour probably is because if no dot is contained in the search string,
with search string text TC searches for *text* (finding also "testtext2.txt"),
but searches for the exact file name, if the search string contains a dot, like text.txt (not finding "text2.txt" nor "text.txt2").
Explained here: http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=37806#37806
Solution: search text abc25.11* should find your file.
I guess this should read like: file: "abc25.11.2007.exe"file. abc25.11.2007.exe
The behaviour probably is because if no dot is contained in the search string,
with search string text TC searches for *text* (finding also "testtext2.txt"),
but searches for the exact file name, if the search string contains a dot, like text.txt (not finding "text2.txt" nor "text.txt2").
Explained here: http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=37806#37806
Solution: search text abc25.11* should find your file.
Who the hell is General Failure, and why is he reading my disk?
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