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   <font face="Verdana" size="5">VS File Finder - Opening files</font>
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         To open a file, a file all you need to do is type a few characters from its name.
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         In the example on the left, I want to open a file from the solution.  I can't
         remember where
         it is but I do know it has "monster" somewhere in its file name.
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         As I start typing "monster" the list quickly gets narrowed down until I see the file
         I want and click on it to open it.
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         You can search for multiple sub-strings in a file name if you put a space between each one.
         For example, if I typed "graph" and "wnd" the list would show only those files with "graph"
         and "wnd" somewhere in their names.
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A Visual Studio add-in to help navigate around large projects.

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