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![]() The "old" trick (e.g., Windows 7) seemed to be, press the windows logo key + f and then type "type pdf" in the pop-up search box, or something like that. What is the current MS 365 method? I would like to know how to search for a list of pdf files on my MS 365 computer, please. Thank you. |
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You should be able to get a list in File Explorer. If you don't have File Explorer (the manila envelope icon) pinned to your bottom task bar, I suggest that.
Select "This PC" or specific drive. In the search window, use *.pdf as your criteria. If you need to copy and paste that list: Press Ctrl + A to select all items in the search results. Press and hold down the Shift key. Right-click anywhere on the block of file names selected. Find "Copy as Path" from the menu that comes up after that right-click. (That option doesn't appear unless you've done the Shift key first.) Then you can paste your list into Excel, Word, etc. |
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