Notes

“Type” and “ext” seem to do the same thing?

Boolean operators in search quiery must be CAPITALIZED.

Search Syntax

Search INSIDE files:
path:d:\path content:"foo"

Search in PATH, in EXT files for TERM:
path:d:\path AND (ext:txt OR ext:text) AND content:term

RTFM

type:<type> Search for files and folders with the specified type.
ext:<ext1;ext2;...> Search for files with a matching extension in the specified semicolon delimited extension list.

Exclude Specified Filetype

Option A: Exclude from being indexed

Options, Indexes, Exclude, Exclude files

*.ico;

Option B: Exclude from results via Filters

Organize Filters, Edit Filter, Search

!ext:ico;

Cofnig: Macros & shortcuts

everything
z
!ext:ico;

md & txt
ext:md;txt
x

compressed
c

video
v

--

audio
add "flac" to default
a

folder [dir]
d
folder:

file
f
file:

markdown
h

TXT OR MD OR HTM*
j
ext:md;txt;html;htm AND !path:c:

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exact
w
exact:

exe
e

run
r
nowholefilename:~run AND !ext:unused

text
t

image
i

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