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There's the ghost of a chance that a long-lost document one of my predecessors worked on may still be around, which would save all of us time and effort now an update is unexpectedly required. I've located a few candidate directories he used to use, but realise I have no idea how to search through all the .doc files for a string :-{
Indexing is probably not an option, because the directories in question are on a server, not my PC. Hints and tips welcome! Last edited by Charles Kenyon; 04-02-2015 at 05:08 AM. Reason: Mark as solved |
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