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From: blarsen@spider.uio.no (Bjorn Larsen)
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Subject: Advanced find?
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Date: 27 Jun 91 06:22:46 GMT
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For some reason or other, I have taken it for granted that the
nifty new Find command in the Finder had a feature that would let
me specify compound search criteria (such as 'Find files with names
that starts with "Foobar" AND whose size is less than 20Kb').

But it seems like this isn't the case. Is this true? If so, why!?
After all, as long as all the different search criteria are in place,
if should only require a small amount of work to add compund criteria.

Any comments?

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Bjorn.Larsen@usit.uio.no                        "Specialization is for insects"
University Centre for Information Technology                     - Lazarus Long
University of Oslo, Norway