Quote: Originally Posted by
Keith Miller \(MVP\) 
Extra Credit: Using a shortcut to Notepad in your Send To folder, open a saved search in Notepad to view the underlying XML
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Good Luck,
Keith
Microsoft MVP [Windows Shell/User]
I found out how to add a shortcut to Notepad into the list of Send To items. Though, you can also view the underlying XML with right-click Open With and then choose Notepad;
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<persistedQuery version="1.0"><viewInfo viewMode="details" iconSize="16" stackIconSize="0" displayName="Search Results in Everywhere" autoListFlags="0"><visibleColumns><column viewField="System.ItemNameDisplay"/><column viewField="System.DateModified"/><column viewField="System.ItemType"/><column viewField="System.ItemFolderPathDisplayNarrow"/><column viewField="System.Author"/><column viewField="System.Keywords"/></visibleColumns><sortList><sort viewField="System.DateModified" direction="descending"/></sortList></viewInfo><query><conditions><condition type="orCondition"><attributes/><condition type="leafCondition" property="System.Generic.Integer" propertyType="int64" operator="eq" value="10" valuetype="System.StructuredQueryType.Integer"><attributes/></condition><condition type="leafCondition" property="System.Generic.String" propertyType="string" operator="wordmatch" value="010" valuetype="System.StructuredQueryType.String"><attributes/></condition></condition></conditions><kindList><kind name="item"/></kindList><providers><provider clsid="{88CF4A86-5D7A-48EB-B53E-EA388A390096}"/></providers><subQueries><subQuery path="C:\Users\Dan\Searches\Everywhere.search-ms"/></subQueries></query><properties><author Type="string">Dan</author></properties></persistedQuery>