Hey,
Had an iMac for about half a year now, and I kbnow how most things work, and I LOVE OS X. But somethings come up..
I used a file some time ago called "Eject.menu" which added an eject icon in the menu bar. I since removed it, and wanted to find it again. A simple search for the file yielded no results! I found it now, by looking around the folders manually. It was in "System->Library->CoreServices->Menu Extras". My questions..:
I could not find this file by searching for it. I copied the file to the desktop, and then I could find it by search.. Are system folders excluded from search? How can I search for system files in system folders? When I search for files I wanna search ALL OVER the harddrive.
How exactly does wildcarding work on a mac? For example, I try to search for jpg files with "*.jpg" but no results come up. If i just use "jpg" all the files with the ".jpg" extension do appear, but also files which may have "jpg" BEFORE the extension. How can I search for extensions only?
Bump..
Had an iMac for about half a year now, and I kbnow how most things work, and I LOVE OS X. But somethings come up..
I used a file some time ago called "Eject.menu" which added an eject icon in the menu bar. I since removed it, and wanted to find it again. A simple search for the file yielded no results! I found it now, by looking around the folders manually. It was in "System->Library->CoreServices->Menu Extras". My questions..:
I could not find this file by searching for it. I copied the file to the desktop, and then I could find it by search.. Are system folders excluded from search? How can I search for system files in system folders? When I search for files I wanna search ALL OVER the harddrive.
How exactly does wildcarding work on a mac? For example, I try to search for jpg files with "*.jpg" but no results come up. If i just use "jpg" all the files with the ".jpg" extension do appear, but also files which may have "jpg" BEFORE the extension. How can I search for extensions only?
Bump..
