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Searching an AppleScript Script file (in a hard disk) from the Finder
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Searching an AppleScript Script file (in a hard disk) from the Finder


  • Subject: Searching an AppleScript Script file (in a hard disk) from the Finder
  • From: Emile Schwarz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 07 May 2007 16:17:15 +0200

Hi all,

this is a bit off topic, but I was searching an AppleScript file, so it is a bit "related"
...



I was searching - here and then - during the past weeks for a file whose name was long lost (forgotten). All I had in mind was something like "set front window background image.scpt".


I have online the internal HD (80GB) and an external FireWire HD (160GB) full (the teeths
started to be invisibles).


I decided minutes ago to start a brand new quest and I found it from a collateral file (I watched what was in a folder from a reached file and found MY file there, nearly by harzard).


The search method is: in the Finder, press Command-F (the good old search facility).


What annoy me is that a .scpt search does not display the file I have in a window below the "Search in Computer", in front of my eyes.

I can see files in the Search window that reside in the same hard disk (where the other, not reported file is), but not my file (the one I have in front of my eyes).

Have I some troubles (me, or my PowerBook G4 Alu) ? ... or do you get sometimes the same malfunction ?


Cheers,

Emile

PS: I used the Command-Space shortcut (Spotlight ?) and do not get the file too... very strange.
[I found a copy of that file in another HD, in a 40GB USB 2.5 Hard Disk, with 18GB used]


I do not know what to do: pull my hairs from my head or eat my hat (unfortunately, I do not wear a hat, and I need my hairs)... Go figure!

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