The File Browser shows you files that meet certain criteria you specify in a query. Unlike a traditional directory listing, the files are not normally organized by where they are on your hard drive, but by more useful properties such as file type, name, or date. The file browser is more like a search engine than a directory listing, but unlike the Search Sidebar, it is limited to the documentation distributed with the application.
When searching for a file by name, start your search from the File Browser.
When you type a return, the results of the search will be displayed. You can refine your search further by choosing a document type from the header to choose the kind of documents you're looking for.
When you type a return, the results of the search will be displayed. You can refine your search further by clicking in the left toolbar to choose a filter for the kind of documents you're looking for. Clicking on an entry will display the search results that match the sidebar entry, and also display a allow you to enter additional information to refine the search.
The File Browser search window provides you tools to do advanced file searching. You can combine multiple search refinements to accurately zero in on the resources you're looking for.
The help page will be displayed, which contains a list of other query phrases you can use.
