Justin T. Ho - Natural Language Search in Vista

January 24, 2007

@ 11:10 AM

Natural Language Search in Vista

Go into Control Panel, and Folder Options (use the search at the top right if necessary). Jump over to the search tab, and check off "Use Natural Language Search"

Now, I type in "Emails from Aidan" or "Emails from Elizabeth" or "Pictures taken last week" or "Music by Beethoven rated ***" in my Start menu. Cool.
Saw this on http://mike.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!FBABF8E542F5D5DB!7837.entry just now. =)

Add network locations

Windows Desktop Search: Add-in for Files on Microsoft Networks

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=f7e981d9-5a3b-4872-a07e-220761e27283&DisplayLang=en

Windows Desktop Search: Add-in for Internet Explorer History

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=EA7F95D9-69AE-4639-9D76-A44F51109053&displaylang=en

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