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I'm afraid you're out of luck, sorry. The .fnd files contain only information about the query options, not the query results.<br />
HOW TO: Save a Search Query in Windows XP<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308885" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308885</a><br />

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I'm afraid you're out of luck, sorry. The .fnd files contain only information about the query options, not the query results.
HOW TO: Save a Search Query in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308885 [http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308885]


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i tought That but. When i open them on a stand alone computer i can still see all the results. So if i do not have access to the network, Where are these results sorted??
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i tought That but. When i open them on a stand alone computer i can still see all the results. So if i do not have access to the network, Where are these results sorted??

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Hi, I need to extract data from a .fnd file.<br />
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the .fnd file was created using the file search on windows explorer.<br />
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It was made by searching for the files that where modified at a particular date. &nbsp;These files have then been modififed again some not so i cannot duplicate the search.<br />
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I need to extract the data from the .fnd file into a text file<br />
file name<br />
Path<br />
last modified data<br />
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If you feel this question is in the wrong area please direct me to the area that would be more apporiate.<br />
<br />
Thank you<br />
<br />
Steve &nbsp;
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Hi, I need to extract data from a .fnd file.

the .fnd file was created using the file search on windows explorer.

It was made by searching for the files that where modified at a particular date.  These files have then been modififed again some not so i cannot duplicate the search.

I need to extract the data from the .fnd file into a text file
file name
Path
last modified data

If you feel this question is in the wrong area please direct me to the area that would be more apporiate.

Thank you

Steve  

Extract Data From an .fnd file

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