Great! Glad you found it! Now you don't have to ask anyone to type for you!
I don't much depend on "Spotlight" the app to find anything. command-F works much better for me, even though it still uses the Spotlight 'engine'. You can specify where to search, what period of time the object may have been created/opened/modified, what might be some text inside it, what type of object it might be ( text, MarinerWrite, pdf, sound, etc. ). And much more ( or usually less ). I have mine set up to default with a 'Name'...'contains:' ready to go, I believe the 'standard' set up has something less usable. I can't remember what it used to look like.
But the best part is that it will give you a list of matches and you can click on any and see where it 'lives'. It gives you the entire path to it on the bottom of its window. You can then open a Finder window and see if that's really the one you think it is, while leaving the found searches window open for more checking.
Much of this can be done in the Spotlight entry box, but manually and not without losing all the entry if it is longer than a couple dozens letters.
Of course, there's also EasyFind which works much the same way as command-F.
Another way is to download/store everything on your Desktop, no folders to ever drill down to! It 's guaranteed to slow down the computer, but the darn things are sometimes just too fast, anyway!
Your choice.
