› Q: In Windows 2000 and Windows XP you could fill *.doc and *.cpp separated by a semi-colon (;) into the search field and both file types would be found. This does not seem to work in Windows Vista. It simply does not find anything when both types are applied. How do I search for multiple file types in Windows Vista?
A: You use the following syntax to search for multiple file types in Windows Vista:
Search in Windows Vista is great, with the inclusion of advanced search operators. You’d like to read my earlier article Using search operators to find pictures, music and videos in Windows Vista to learn how to combine search terms to accomplish your task. And the article Advanced search techniques from the Windows Vista Team blog is a must-read for regular searchers.
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