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| | Creating a search folder like "Files updated this week" Hi, I want to create a virtual folder like this and place it along with my other folders (Not into the dedicated C:\Users\<User Name>\Searches folder. The idea is the virtual folder should automatically populate the contents based on the current directory. That's if I place it in D:\Hello\World\Program1 it should show me the files that are modified within this folder. Similarly if I place it in D:\Hello\World\Program2 it should show me the files that are modified within this folder. I tried editing the .ms file directly, but the problem I face is that, I'm not able to give relative path (in this case, current working directory "./") to the search folder. The problem with absolute path is that, I've to change the search folder whenever I move my folders around. Any ideas on how to circumvent this problem? |
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