>>Search is everywhere in Vista. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to a directory with lots of files. Then use the search box near the upper-right hand corner of Explorer.
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>>Also, you can click on a folder in the directory box at the top when it shows the little triangles to navigate back up the directory structure or click at the end to get a standard looking path.
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>>>You're absolutely right - and I'm a bit ashamed to say I didn't use this before - didn't even know.
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>>>Thanks a lot.
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>Do you know how to properly disconnect when using RDP? I didn't find Logoff and simply closed at the right top corner - now I can not connect to this PC.

You should simply be able to re-connect with your prior credentials. When you do, you should get the session back exactly where you left it.

Normal practice is to log off, which ends your session, then disconnects. However, just disconnecting (like you did) is perfectly valid in some circumstances e.g.

- connect via RDP
- start some long-running process
- disconnect (without logging off), letting the process run
- re-connnect later to see how it's going
- when the process finally ends, log off and disconnect