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To: Stock Puppy who wrote (69893)	10/8/2007 10:27:28 PM
From: Stock Puppy	Respond to of 213183

Oh dang aren't we supposed to discuss stocks here, Apple in particular? (yes product discussion is also valid as my previous post harumph) So, I'm kind of feeling like I'm in a Disney movie with Apple stock - usually with earnings coming close there's all sorts of nasty rumors and mudslinging to make the price roller coaster but I'm not hearing them so might we overshoot and come sailing down like Dumbo did when he learn how to spread his ears or are we going to have to shoot Old Yeller? Wait, let me put it another way - think we'll have buy on rumor sell on news like last time? Oh man, 167+ - keep flapping those ears Steve, you can do it, we're all pulling for you! [Still in the office at 10:26 grumble grumble]

To: Stock Puppy who wrote (69893)	10/8/2007 10:54:30 PM
From: Cogito	Respond to of 213183

>>So is there a way to customize my search window so that everytime I hit apple-F in the finder the search query is by name rather than by kind? Not the text box next to the magnifying glass, thats OK for it to stay as a spotlight search, but I mean the search options below.<< SP - The search IS by filename. The results of the search are sorted by type. By the way, you can set preferences for the order in which the different file types appear. [edit] Now that I think about it, a Spotlight search is first by filename, and then by content, with the results sorted by type. So if you search for "pizza", say, you'll get files with the word pizza in the name, as well as files and even e-mail messages that contain the word pizza. - Allen