Mouse,
can you please help me understand FARR behavior here...

I created an alias 'sys' defined as follows...

• RegExp: ^sys (\d+)
• Results:

LOGOFF $$1 secs | c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -i -l -t $$1
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REBOOT $$1 secs | c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -r -f -t $$1
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SHUTDOWN $$1 secs | c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -s -f -t $$1
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above INTERACTIVE | c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -i
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ABORT above | c:\windows\system32\shutdown.exe -a

Then I wanted to use the new alias search feature (note that this alias accepts an arguments i.e. number of seconds. These are the scenarios [/li][/list]

• typing 'sys' behaves as expected as seen here

• typing 'sys log' also works as expected

• typing 'sys shutdown' does not narrow it down to that entry

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My questions are ...
1- Does does FARR combine both alias search and accepting arguments if both exist?
2- Why did not typing 'sys shutdown' behave just like the others did?

Thank you

what would happen if you have multiple aliases sharing same 3 to 4 letters. What would FARR do? I've seen TARR implement in such a way that by hitting tab key it will cycle you though all aliases sharing same letters you typed. Not sure how FARR would do it though.