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Whats the quickest way to find a file in Zend Studio for Eclipse?

I want to be able to find files quickly in Zend Studio for Eclipse without routing through a tree view of dozens of folders and hundreds of files.

What I'm really after is something that filters file names as I type. Think spotlight on Mac, or the filter on the start menu in Vista.

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Ctrl+Shift+R (or Command+Shift+R for Mac) should work. Did Zend break it?

Hank Gay  2009-03-16 11:33:40
No, Zend didn't break it, I just never knew it was there. Thanks for that, it's gonna save me a lot of time in the coming months / years.
 2009-03-16 11:55:22
Not exactly the same as Spotlight. Spotlight indexes the file contents while "Open Resource" is for names only.
zvikico  2009-03-16 12:55:19

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