Posted by Don M. on 07/25/07 05:22

"HP" <Nope@no.net> wrote in message news:46A6AE2A.63AEE7A4@no.net...
> *alan* wrote:
> >
> > "HP" <Nope@no.net> wrote in message news:46A6A3AA.BD402A9F@no.net...
> > > BossyBoobs wrote:
> > >
> > >> the fake file issue it easy to resolve, RIAA flood the network with
> > >> fake files on keywords that are searched for a lot. just tyoe -c in
> > >> the search box and it will remove some of the fake files, but if u
> > >> sort by user and avoid the users that show the same file more than
> > >> once u should be well on your way.
> > >
> > >> happy downloading :-) and good luck
> > >
> > >> www.winmx4u.com
> > >> www.mxpie.com
> > >> MXPie Team Member
> > >
> > > may I inquire as what the -C does for the search problem??
> > > (just an uninformed Old Fart trying to get by)
> >
>
> Ok, the ol Brain has had a chance to mull this over, is this perchance
> telling winmx to NOT report any search results on C drive???
> Would this Not also serve to limit search results period??
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Yes. The - operator is used to exclude terms from the search results. Negated terms
should be placed in the lower search box, or ahead of regular terms in the top box.
The other search operator is the ~ (tilde). These operators won't affect Open Nap
searches.

WinMX version 3.54 organizes library differently from the older versions and doesn't
report entire pathname.


Don

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