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I selected a folder using Windows Explorer, selected the Search option, and
entered some text in the 'A word or phrase in the file:' box. The results
returned included all files containing that text, EXCEPT files with a .java
extension. If I rename those files to .txt, Windows Explorer finds the
search text.
Why does Windows Explorer ignore these file types? And are there other file
types we should be aware of that Windows Explorer will ignore? Thanks in
advance! -Fred
I selected a folder using Windows Explorer, selected the Search option, and
entered some text in the 'A word or phrase in the file:' box. The results
returned included all files containing that text, EXCEPT files with a .java
extension. If I rename those files to .txt, Windows Explorer finds the
search text.
Why does Windows Explorer ignore these file types? And are there other file
types we should be aware of that Windows Explorer will ignore? Thanks in
advance! -Fred