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alisam
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I have looked at all the posts and documentation but perhaps I missed the answer I would like answering.

How do I search for 'intransit' OR 'in-transit'
(some documents I have use both interchangeably)

Are there any special characters needed (PS I did try the '|' symbol between my 2 words)
Mar 30, 2009  • #1
Jon Tackabury (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Currently FileSeek treats all searches as "AND". However, the next version will have an option to toggle between "match any keywords" or "match all keywords".
Mar 30, 2009  • #2
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alisam
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Thank you
Mar 30, 2009  • #3
Jon Tackabury (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Sorry, I should have remembered this earlier. You can use the "Regular expression query" option to search the files using the power of RegEx. For example, your search query would be:

intransit|in-transit

Just make sure the "Regular expression query" option is selected and FileSeek will use a RegEx to search for both words.
Mar 30, 2009  • #4
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alisam
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I created 2 new *.docx documents on my desktop.
Document 1 contained the single word 'In-transit'
Document 2 contained the singe word 'Intransit'

(Note: Capital 'I' in both cases)

I started FileSeek V1.7.1 and tried to search for:
*.doc*
intransit|in-transit

(Regular Expression Query was ticked)

The results were:
0 matches found 2 files searched.

So I didn't get a match.
Apr 6, 2009  • #5
Jon Tackabury (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Apr 6, 2009  • #6
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