[X4U] Using Apple's Find (Command F)

[Robert Ameeti]

At 7:55 AM +1000, 9/2/06, Peter Sealy wrote:

>Do you wish to have CMD-F permanently set up so that responses show 
>in List View for any search?
>OR
>Do you wish to have CMD-F permanently set up so that responses show 
>in Last Modified Date order for any search?
>OR
>Both?


I would like for Apple's Find to default to finding in List view 
where I can then sort by clicking on a header. Kinda like it always 
was before it got so fancy that you'd have to know what catagory of a 
file you were looking for (or for when you don't care as to the 
catagory but just want to view every type of file in a date (time) 
sorted order.



>On Sat 245 Sep,, at 5:55 AM, Robert Ameeti wrote:
>
>>I am so frustrated by the lack of intuitiveness of using Apple's 
>>Find command. I want to be able to easily search for all documents 
>>modified today that reside anywhere on my hard drive and I want 
>>them shown in Last Modified Date order (time).
>>
>>How can this easily be done? It used to be so very easy. I don't 
>>want them sorted by type of document. I just want them in an easy 
>>to use List View sorted by Date (time).

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