[X Newbies] Jaguar Finder's "Find" Does Not Search theTrash

[David Crandon]

Ok, I think I've got a way around this...

You can select, from the drop down menu, in the Find window to search
specific places. You click on the "add" button. However, first you have
to make the trash visible.

After you make the trash visible and add it to the places to search, you
can then make it invisible again, and hope it still searches it.

David Crandon

Jerry Krinock wrote:
> 
> on 02/12/16 07:40, Gregory Cortelyou at chefgreg at mac.com wrote:
> 
> > Did you try looking in the trash?
> >
> Of course you can find a trashed file by searching through the trash.  But
> if I knew where the file was, I wouldn't be using "Find", would I ;)
> 
> My point is that it would be much more convenient and reliable if the
> Finder's Find included the .Trash in its search, as it did in OS 9.  As it
> is now, it takes two steps to find a misplaced file:
> 
> Step 1.  Use the Finder's "Find".
> Step 2.  If you don't find it, manually pick through your trash.
> 
> Jerry
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