https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/RSS/?TopicID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa FileSeek RSS: How to use Query Sat, 06 Jun 2026 12:38:26 GMT en hourly 1 https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/RSS/?TopicID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#6 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:08:09 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#6 FileSeek You can find out more about this issue here:
http://www.binaryfortress.com/Forum/index.php?topic=815.msg3034#msg3034 ]]> https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#5 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 06:37:51 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#5 FileSeek I created 2 new *.docx documents on my desktop.
Document 1 contained the single word 'In-transit'
Document 2 contained the singe word 'Intransit'

(Note: Capital 'I' in both cases)

I started FileSeek V1.7.1 and tried to search for:
*.doc*
intransit|in-transit

(Regular Expression Query was ticked)

The results were:
0 matches found 2 files searched.

So I didn't get a match. ]]> https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#4 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:11:55 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#4 FileSeek Sorry, I should have remembered this earlier. You can use the "Regular expression query" option to search the files using the power of RegEx. For example, your search query would be:

intransit|in-transit

Just make sure the "Regular expression query" option is selected and FileSeek will use a RegEx to search for both words. ]]> https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#3 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 18:45:25 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#3 FileSeek Thank you ]]> https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#2 Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:12:20 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa#2 FileSeek Currently FileSeek treats all searches as "AND". However, the next version will have an option to toggle between "match any keywords" or "match all keywords". ]]> https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa Mon, 30 Mar 2009 07:11:23 GMT Binary Fortress Software https://www.fileseek.ca/Discussions/View/how-to-use-query/?ID=4db0bcdf-7c2e-4360-a8cd-e987934967aa FileSeek I have looked at all the posts and documentation but perhaps I missed the answer I would like answering.

How do I search for 'intransit' OR 'in-transit'
(some documents I have use both interchangeably)

Are there any special characters needed (PS I did try the '|' symbol between my 2 words) ]]>