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		<title>By: NEED HELP with VISTA SEARCH</title>
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		<dc:creator>NEED HELP with VISTA SEARCH</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 02 Oct 2008 20:35:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hi, folks,

Have recently gotten new machine with Vista and hate it. One of the hardest things is that we can&#039;t easily use SEARCH or ADVANCED SEARCH and when we try to find things on the computer, we get so frustrated, we give up.

1. IS THERE A WAY TO RESTORE THE OLDER CLASSIC SEARCH FUNCTION?

2. HOW CAN WE HAVE ADVANCED SEARCH BE THE DEFAULT so we don&#039;t have to hunt around to find it?  Today we needed to find all files created yesterday, but all we find is that new Google-like search BAR without the Classic ADVANCED SEARCH features, so we can give it the search parameters we need.

The new VISTA SEARCH is a royal pain. We want the old one back! We often have to search by date or other parameter, and we can&#039;t even get started on this new Search window. WHERE is the ADVANCED SEARCH? We&#039;ve looked all over and cannot find it!

HELP? Please!</description>
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<p>Have recently gotten new machine with Vista and hate it. One of the hardest things is that we can&#8217;t easily use SEARCH or ADVANCED SEARCH and when we try to find things on the computer, we get so frustrated, we give up.</p>
<p>1. IS THERE A WAY TO RESTORE THE OLDER CLASSIC SEARCH FUNCTION?</p>
<p>2. HOW CAN WE HAVE ADVANCED SEARCH BE THE DEFAULT so we don&#8217;t have to hunt around to find it?  Today we needed to find all files created yesterday, but all we find is that new Google-like search BAR without the Classic ADVANCED SEARCH features, so we can give it the search parameters we need.</p>
<p>The new VISTA SEARCH is a royal pain. We want the old one back! We often have to search by date or other parameter, and we can&#8217;t even get started on this new Search window. WHERE is the ADVANCED SEARCH? We&#8217;ve looked all over and cannot find it!</p>
<p>HELP? Please!</p>
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