I would expect that you would need to put the individual words into an array
and then iterate through the elements of the array with you search.
Note that the attribute is TextOrProperty (all one word).

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>I wrote several macros in Word 95 and 97 which were searching for files
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> Petr Dombrovski, Graz
IA - 03 Aug 2006 13:55 GMT
Yes, but I wonder, why Word 2003 degrade from Word 97? In earlier version it
was possible to use set of words which immediately defined the files which
contains certain words.
This function, by the way, presents in the File->FileSearch option of the
Word 2003, why I cannot use it implemented into the script?
Petr
> I would expect that you would need to put the individual words into an array
> and then iterate through the elements of the array with you search.
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> > Petr Dombrovski, Graz
IA - 03 Aug 2006 15:52 GMT
I found another crasy thing with word 2003. It is written in the Help to
FileSearch:
"In the Search text box, you enter one or more words. Basic searching
returns files containing these words, whether they are in the body of the
file, in keywords or in other file properties. By entering more words in the
Search text box, you make your search more specific and limit the number of
documents found".
It is totally incorrect. The more words one insert into Search text box, the
more files it produce, because guys in Microsoft are totally irresponsible,
and Microsoft has the monopoly.
The reason of such behavoir of FileSerach is in the conditions OR which
pogrammers implement default in the FileSerch option wothout the
alternative. In case one try to insert two words into the program, it does
not work.
I guessed, which commercial intetrest are hidden in this fact, but I came to
conclusion that it is the banal stupidity.
I have the impression that clever programmers left Microsoft forever.
> I would expect that you would need to put the individual words into an array
> and then iterate through the elements of the array with you search.
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