Need to refine searches in Windows 7 (and server 2008)

Question

I need to perform a Windows XP-like search and cannot find a method of doing so. Windosw XP allowed a "search-within-a-search", for example:
File Name:
*abc*.txt
Word or phrase within the file:
..\interface\100\
Search in:
D:\DATA\TextFiles
This effectively proposes three levels of filtering simultaneously: Location, file name, content.
I cannot find this in Windows 7 (or W2008 server) and for historical reasons cannot work without it. I am about to lose all WXP access to the drives concerned. I would be willing to accept a DOS command script, or PowerShell script.
Thanks in advance for any help you can give on this subject.
Paul ROBERTSON

Answer 1

Hi -
& thanks to J Davidson. Yes I agree that this can do it, and although a bit more laborious than the GUI of Windows XP, it has a lot more flexibility. Consider my life saved.
The example I gave in the original question would resolve to:
C:\Windows\System32>D:
D:\>cd DATA\TextFiles
D:\DATA\TextFiles>findstr /S /C:..\interface\100\ *abc*.txt
It does the business, but is much slower if you type it out without creating a batch file. Microsoft cannot argue that this is a step forward for the average user, but thanks Guys, case closed.
Paul ROBERTSON