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Last week I discussed two ways to search your Mac: using Spotlight, and invoking the Finder’s Find command. This week we turn to an automated form of search: smart searches.Smart searches let you define one or more conditions that yield a set of files satisfying those conditions. You can then save the search and retrieve it later. Which means what exactly? Allow me to show rather than tell.Create a smart searchIn the Finder, choose File > New Smart Folder (meaning, select the New Smart Folder command listed in the Finder’s File menu). When you do this, a New Smart Folder window will appear that looks suspiciously like the Find window I talked about last week. And it should, given that it works in exactly the same way.Let’s suppose that you want to create a smart search to look for all the files you’ve created in the past 24 hours. Click the plus (+) button near the top-right corner of the window. From the leftmost pop-up menu (labeled ‘Kind’) that appears, choose Created date. From the pop-up menu to its right (labeled ‘within…’), choose within last; that’s the default choice, so you don’t actually have to choose anything in this case. Then enter 1 in the field before the rightmost pop-up menu (labeled ‘days’). Altogether, the options you’ve selected (or left alone) in the New Smart Folder window form the condition Created date is within last 1 days. In the list below that condition, you’ll see any files created on your Mac within the past day.At this point you’re probably thinking that it sure would be convenient if you could pull up this kind of search with a single click. If only there were a way to save this search…Fortunately, there is—and that’s what these smart folders are all about. They give you a way to make the results of a saved search readily accessible. To create your smart folder, click the Save button near the top-right corner of the New Smart Folder window. A dialog box will prompt you to name your new smart folder (in the ‘Save As:’ field) and to specify a location to save it in (in the ‘Where:’ pop-up menu). You’ll also see an option to add it to Finder windows’ sidebars. You can name your folder anything you like, but for now I’d keep Saved Searches (the default choice) as the save location; if you want quick access to your smart folder, leave the box next to Add To Sidebar checked.Click ‘Save’ to preserve your smart search.When you click Save, your smart folder will appear in the Finder window’s sidebar, under the Favorites heading. You can identify it by the gear icon that appears next to its name.Putting the ‘smart’ in smart foldersWhat makes this search so smart? Well, not only can it seek out files based on conditions that you’ve created, but it can continuously change the list of results based on what its conditions demand. In other words, it doesn’t treat the search

Sign in to your How-To Geek account Quick Links Have you ever wondered how the “Most Visited” bookmarks folder included with Firefox works? It’s not just a special-cased folder – it takes advantage of the Places database introduced in Firefox 3, and you can create your own smart bookmarks. Firefox’s Places system stores your bookmarks and history in an SQLite database. Firefox includes a powerful query: syntax for working this this database, but this feature is all but hidden by default. Saving a Search Firefox exposes a single way of creating a smart folder by default. To get started, open the Library window by selecting the Bookmarks or History option in the menu. Perform a search using the search box in the Library window. You can search both page titles and page URLs – for example, type “How-To Geek” to find all pages with How-To Geek in their title or type “howtogeek.com” to find all pages on the How-To Geek website. You can have the smart bookmark search your bookmarks or history. After selecting Bookmarks or History, click the Save button and provide a name to save your search as a smart bookmark folder. Firefox creates the bookmark folder in your bookmarks menu by default, but you can place it anywhere you like – for example, on your bookmarks toolbar. Firefox automatically updates the smart bookmark folder – it’s just a database query, like a smart playlist in iTunes. If you’ve been following along, you now have a smart bookmark