How to enable Natural Search and how to use it
By carusen on 26 August 2008
One of the less known features of Windows Search and implicitly of Windows Vista, is the ability to search using natural language. What does natural language search mean? Basically, it means searching by using the same terms you would when asking a person to search for something. For example, instead of searching using 'kind:email author:Joe after:08/01/2008', you would type 'email from Joe received this month' or, instead of using 'kind:pictures location:London' you would use 'pictures in London'. Sounds more simple and natural, right?
In this tutorial I will show you how to enable the Natural Language Search and I will give you a few examples about how to use it.
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Note: This blog entry was originally posted on www.vista4beginners.com. View original post
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