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With Windows XP Pro, I am not able to save hard drive searches using
the built in Windows search function the way as I was able to with
Windows Me.
Is this further evidence that Windows XP Pro is a step backwards from
Windows Me? I have already checked out the Windows XP Pro help section.
Using the Operating System I used to use, Windows Me, I was able to
"save a search" (file-save as) when using the Windows search function;
when I used the search function to look for something on my hard drive,
I could click 'save as' in the search window, and save the search as a
desktop icon that when clicked on would reopen with the same search
options set as used in the original search that I saved.
Thus I did not need to repeat the wearisome process of setting options
for the search, or inputting keywords to look for in the search, when
it was unnecessary to do so because I wanted to search using options or
keywords used in previous searches.
This enabled me to open a search with just one click, hitting the icon
on the desktop, as opposed to having to hit start and then search when
doing a search.
With Windows XP Pro, I am not able to save hard drive searches using
the built in Windows search function the way as I was able to with
Windows Me.
Is this further evidence that Windows XP Pro is a step backwards from
Windows Me? I have already checked out the Windows XP Pro help section.
Using the Operating System I used to use, Windows Me, I was able to
"save a search" (file-save as) when using the Windows search function;
when I used the search function to look for something on my hard drive,
I could click 'save as' in the search window, and save the search as a
desktop icon that when clicked on would reopen with the same search
options set as used in the original search that I saved.
Thus I did not need to repeat the wearisome process of setting options
for the search, or inputting keywords to look for in the search, when
it was unnecessary to do so because I wanted to search using options or
keywords used in previous searches.
This enabled me to open a search with just one click, hitting the icon
on the desktop, as opposed to having to hit start and then search when
doing a search.