Re: Searching for files in WinXP; a way to skip ZIP files?

On 19 Jun 2006 at 11:20, Dan (Dan <pctech@xxxxxxxxxxxx>) commented about 
[PCTECH] Searching for files in WinXP; a way to s:

I'm dealing with a real PITA, trying to find a certain set of files on a
network drive.  In WinXP's Search function, I am looking for files having
the pattern certty*.ps.  Apparently, the search function automagically scans
through ZIP files (maybe other archive files too?) and this is a real
bottleneck.  First, I know the files are not archived and, second, there are a
*ton* of zip files on this networked drive and, given the amount of time 
Search
tends to spend on most of them, they are quite large.

Is there a way to configure Search so that it does NOT scan archive files?

There is a way to search files without looking inside compressed files 
with Servant Salamander.

While you have the folder you want to search displayed click on:
Commands, Find Files and Directories, Enter what you want to search 
for in Named:, Advanced, Remove the check mark at Compressed, 
OK, Find now

You can get it here:
http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/index.html

The free version will do this although I don't think anyone should be 
without the paid version.  

Enjoy,

Gary Kuznitz

PS:  I am not related to the company in any way except I am a happy 
user.

TIA,
Dan
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