Introduction to Word Animation Tutorial 10: A simple search for a document

For a long time, users may forget where a document is stored, and you can use the search feature in Word 2003.

1. Select the "Search ..." command on the "File" menu to open the Basic File Search task pane.

2. Enter a word in the search text box that displays the file that contains the words as long as they appear in the body or properties of the document.

3. In the Search scope drop-down box, specify a search location, specify a specific disk or folder, or look in the entire hard disk.

4. In the Search file type Drop-down box, specify the type of file you want to find.

5. When you click the Search button, Word begins to find the document that matches the criteria and displays the document name.

Attention:

1. You can use the wildcard character "*" and "?" when setting the search text, and "*" to represent any combination of one or more characters; Represents any one character. By typing more words in the search text box (separated by spaces), you can more accurately filter the documents you are looking for.

2. If you leave the search text blank, all eligible documents will be searched at the specified location and displayed.

3. Place the mouse pointer over the displayed document name and a Drop-down button on the right, click the button to open the Drop-down menu, and do a variety of actions for this document, which demonstrates the entire process of copying the document path to the document.

4. Implementation of the "document", "Open ..., click the Tools button in the pop-up Open dialog box, and select the Find ... command to open the File Search dialog box, which is basically consistent with the Basic File Search task pane.

The animation of the specific operation process is as follows:

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