How to make everything results prioritize user files on top results
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How to make everything results prioritize user files on top results
And not some(thousands of) random files and folders. Just like in launchy. Please don't ask me to use it instead.
Re: How to make everything results prioritize user files on top results
Files are in order of the current sort (eg: name, size or date modified).
A relevance sort is on my TODO list.
To limit your results to your user folder c:\users\<your username>, search for:
"c:\users\<your username>\"
where <your username> is your username.
Searching for
\<your username>
would also return similar results and might be easier to type (provided there's no spaces in your username -you'll need to escape spaces with double quotes).
If you find you are using this search often, please consider adding a filter:
You can set the run count for a file by either, running it, or right clicking the file and clicking on Set run count..
A relevance sort is on my TODO list.
To limit your results to your user folder c:\users\<your username>, search for:
"c:\users\<your username>\"
where <your username> is your username.
Searching for
\<your username>
would also return similar results and might be easier to type (provided there's no spaces in your username -you'll need to escape spaces with double quotes).
If you find you are using this search often, please consider adding a filter:
- From the Search menu, click Add to filters....
- Change Name to: User files
- Change Search to: "c:\users\<your username>\"
- where <your username> is your username.
- Click OK.
You can set the run count for a file by either, running it, or right clicking the file and clicking on Set run count..