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1. The first step is to open Google Drive and click Search in Drive
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2. Type Search in Drive Basic searching is ok, but a lot of people waster time scrolling trying to find things. Don't. |
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3. Click the down arrow to access Advanced Search
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4. Choose file type you are looking for or choose Any if not sure
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5. Select owner details Anyone
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6. Location Anywhere
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7. Choose a specific location or Close
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8. Click when last modified Last 90 days
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9. Enter Item name (only part matches are fine)
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10. Scroll down and click Search Google Drive
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11. There were no results so let's  change our search
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12. Click Includes the words
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13. Type new search term
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14. Click Search Google Drive
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15. Scroll down and double click to open any result.
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16. This turned up in search results because "badge" was mentioned in the image text using Google's OCR.
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18. Click down arrow again
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19. Click Type
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20. Scroll down and click Presentations
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21. Scroll up and click Not owned by me
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22. Doubleclick Includes the words
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23. Click Includes the words
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24. Type Includes the words
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25. Click Search Google Drive
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26. See all results below. To narrow your search..
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27. Click Includes the words
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28. Add new terms and Search Google Drive
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29. Click arrow
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30. Click Type
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31. Scroll down and click Videos
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32. Click to change ownership details
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33. Scroll down and click Owned by me
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34. Scroll up and doubleclick Any time
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35. Click Includes the words
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36. Type Includes the words
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37. Click Search Google Drive
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38. Click to close
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39. That's it. You're done. That's how to easily search in Drive.
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39 steps should take 2 minutes