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Replacing the Internet Explorer "Find Files and Folders" Sea


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just open search and after the dog does his stupid little animation click 'change preferences' then 'turn off animated character' then 'change prefences again and pick 'change files and folder search behavior' and select advanced

you can also turn indexing off to if you want. I think thats the closest you can get to a 98 style search without adding other software

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Well, I want to rid of IE search altogether, and if I have to use other software, so be it.

The reason I ask is because I remeber my brother was once able to replace the search with the 98-style one, and I never found out how he did it.

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i doubt you could outright replace it. best option you will probably get is to hide it and use an alternate program (bonus point to anyone that would know how to ''hook' it to the F3 key in explorer or startmenu shorcut) -i know it can be done -Directory Opus does it and i think copernic does too

This Looks like the author statred with 98 search in mind but it may have more fetures than your looking for:

http://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/Pag...age=screenshots

or there are commercial options:

http://www.copernic.com/

http://www.gpsoft.com.au/Intro.html

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  • 2 weeks later...

O, I checked the free version of the software you gave me, and it's missing a lot of features like drag and drop.

So there goes that option :(

I still want to try replacing it with the 98 search. My brother did it before, I remeber.

What files control the search utility in XP and 98SE? If the two are incompatible, is it possible to use the search from NT 4 perhaps?

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