#1

I don’t know if I do it wrong, but if I type in “Deutsche” the search shows the desired result: “Deutsches Ärzteblatt”.
But if I add the “s”: to the search string: “Deutsches Ärzteblatt” the search is wrong - nothing.
See the attached screen shots.

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I opened a file window also so you can see there is a file with the name: “Deutsches Ärzteblatt”.

I have the problem also with “Abkürzungen”

Any idea on that and how I can solve it?

Thank you for your effort in advance!

#2

@WhiteNoise could this be another white space issue?

#3

hello. to search for filenames you need to use file: .
This is in the help and has been discussed in the forum several times. Please search before posting.

We may change this behavour in the future.

#4

d’oh, of course. Missed that the content could have been in the successful search :roll_eyes:

Thanks!

#5

Hi WhiteNoise, thank you for your answer!
First I always search in the postings before I ask a question because I do not want to spoil your and the others time. But shall I read all the post on ‘search’ before I post a question? I want to use Obsidian for my work and not work on Obsidian. Ok, you have to make yourselfe familiar with the tool now question, but the priorities are different.
Second I did not want to search a ‘file’. I only added the screenshot with the file window in order to show you that there is a correspondance to the seach phrase I was looking for. Sorry to mislead you - I wanted to avoid the question wheather there is a file or not.
Anyway, thank your for your effort and answer!