At 5:42 PM -0700, 9/1/06, Daly Jessup wrote: >At 2:50 PM -0700 1/9/06, Mark Paul wrote: >>Create a New Smart Folder. >> >>Pick where you want it to search: Computer, Home, or particular folders. >> >>Pick what kind of files you want to see. (All files anywhere on >>your computer is going to show preferences, cached web images, so >>you probably want to narrow the types or limit the universe to the >>folders that contain your work documents.) >> >>Add a search criteria for Last Modified. Set it to today. >> >>On the View area, toggle list view. Click on the Last Modified >>column to sort by time modified. > >I was following your instructions just to get more familiar with >Smart Folders, and stuck on one point: When you say, "Pick what kind >of files you want to see," where does one choose that? Or do you >mean pick as one of the search criteria, as in, "Kind = xxxx"? lol. I jump back in here and answer that question. Ya, he was expecting that one of your criteria was 'Kind' such that you could set the value to 'Any'. >Also, I have a confusion here, because I thought a big problem with >Spotlight was that it deliberately omits quite a few folders from >its searches, so it would not search the entire hard drive. Has that >changed? I don't think so. I do believe that Apple is still omitting the System directory from its searches until the user alters the defaults through a hack. -- <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Robert Ameeti Every style that is not boring is good. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>