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This is great, Steven. Thanks...

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This is great, Steven. Thanks...

This is great, Steven. Thanks for the tip.

I setup:

  • to read
  • receipts
  • domain registrations
  • account info and logins

I wonder what’s the easiest/fastest way to search nested directories of PDFs…

Archive your receipts and account info with PDFs By: Merlin Mann (11 replies) September 2, 2004 - 1:01pm
  • In answer to Len's question... By: Brendon (2005-03-02 11:49)
  • I don’t think Safari does... By: Merlin (2004-09-21 20:10)
  • Maybe this is a stupid... By: Len (2004-09-21 20:00)
  • I scan all my paper... By: Fazal Majid (2004-09-12 08:25)
  • You can go a step... By: Steven Jarvis (2004-09-06 06:46)
  • This is great, Steven. Thanks... By: Merlin (2004-09-06 08:38)
  • You're welcome! I have a... By: Steven Jarvis (2004-09-06 18:32)
  • As for your question about... By: Merlin (2004-09-06 18:41)
  • Heh, this is exactly what... By: Wendell Hicken (2004-09-08 16:16)
  • I doubt Spotlight will serve... By: Steven Jarvis (2004-09-09 15:56)
  • I read this and thought... By: Nigel Magnay (2004-09-10 08:39)
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