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***Name**: Multiple different modes can be selected.
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***Name**: Multiple different modes are available.
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* Name **is**: Input needs to match the file name exactly. Also supports unix shell-style wildcards, which are not the same as regular expressions.
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* Usage:
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| [seq] | matches any character in seq |
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| [!seq] | matches any character not in seq |
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* Name **contains**: The file name must contain input.
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* Name **begins with**: The file name must start with the input
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* Name **ends with**: The file name (without the file ending) must end with input. So `mple` would match with `Example.txt`
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* Name **contains**: The file name must contain the input.
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* Name **begins with**: The file name must start with the input.
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* Name **ends with**: The file name (without the file ending) must end with input. So `mple` would match with `Example.txt`.
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* Name **is similar to**: Performs a fuzzy search. So `amp` matches with `Example.txt`. Matching percentage can be set separately.
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* Name **doesn't contain**: Input must not be included in its entirety in the file name.
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* Name **in RegEx**: Does a regular expression pattern matching. For a detailed explanation refer to: https://regular-expressions.info
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***File Types**: Select groups of file types that should be included in search results. Click `Custom` to change selection mode and input a file type (e.g. pdf) without the `.` that needs to match the file ending of a file exactly, ignoring case. Multiple possible file types can be separated with a semicolon (for example: `png;jpg;heic`) Click `Predefined` to switch back. Only the currently visible mode will be taken into account.
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***Directory**: The directory to search in. Excluding subdirectory is possible in `Advanced`
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***Directory**: The directory to search in. Excluding subdirectory is possible in `Advanced`.
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