Boolean Query in Windows 7 Explorer
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Shoaib Raza
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I'm using Windows 7 and I need to find specific files the contents of which contain three words. 2 words are "engineer" and "automation", and 1 word is any of the abbreviations, "SCADA" or "PLC".
The files which I want to search are basically attachments of Outlook emails stored in a specific folder. What will be the syntax of query and which parameters will be used?
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