Leopard iCal & Spotlight problem

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in macOS edited January 2014
I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere, but apologies if I've missed a thread.



Since upgrading, I am unable to search iCal properly. The built in iCal search can't locate some events by a key word that it could under Tiger. I've only spotted two instances so far. One is an all-day entry and one is a timed entry. Both are definitely there, and can be located by just navigating to them by day and date.



I then tried using the same words in Spotlight, and that doesn't find them either...



At first I thought something may have interrupted Spotlight when it was indexing the disk, so I forced it to index the disk again, but the problem persists...



It's possible there are other items in applications other than iCal that can't be found, but I haven't come across them yet...



Can anyone help?



Adam



(MacBook Pro 17", 2.33 GHz, 2 GB RAM and, of course 10.5!)

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    I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere, but apologies if I've missed a thread.



    Since upgrading, I am unable to search iCal properly. The built in iCal search can't locate some events by a key word that it could under Tiger. I've only spotted two instances so far. One is an all-day entry and one is a timed entry. Both are definitely there, and can be located by just navigating to them by day and date.



    I then tried using the same words in Spotlight, and that doesn't find them either...



    At first I thought something may have interrupted Spotlight when it was indexing the disk, so I forced it to index the disk again, but the problem persists...



    It's possible there are other items in applications other than iCal that can't be found, but I haven't come across them yet...



    Can anyone help?



    Adam



    (MacBook Pro 17", 2.33 GHz, 2 GB RAM and, of course 10.5!)





    Yep. I know one. I can find numbers inside of excel files. Like invoice numbers, money amounts, etc. I just type in 7593, for example, and spotlight can find that number in Excel.



    However, it can't find numbers inside "Numbers," which really annoys me.
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