Windows 10 Shortcuts Using Boolean Operators

By Carol Bratt / 02/10/2022 / 2 Comments / How-To, Windows 10

Following up on last month’s shortcuts:

Keyword 1 NOT keyword 2 – Will result with keyword 1 but not keyword 2
Keyword 1 OR keyword 2 – Will result with keyword 1 or keyword 2
Keyword 1 – Will result with the exact phrase “keyword 1”
(Keyword1 keyword2) – Will result with keyword 1 and keyword 2 in any order

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2 thoughts on “Windows 10 Shortcuts Using Boolean Operators”

John Matenkosky
02/12/2022 at 2:31 pm
Your last post read in part:
“Windows 10 Shortcuts Using Boolean Operators
By Carol Bratt / February 10, 2022 / Leave a Comment / How-To, Windows 10
Following up on last month’s shortcuts:”
OK, good idea. Now, where do I find “…last month’s shortcuts”? I’ve tried, believe me, I’ve tried!
Jim Canfield
03/23/2022 at 9:32 pm
Hi John, I believe it is this one: https://davescomputertips.com/basic-file-explorer-search-shortcuts-in-windows-10-2/

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