DIR Search at Folder Level

Hi all,
Is SAP DMS has the functionality to search the document using classification within the Particular Folder.  so far i have only seen the document Search is at classification charateristics or at the Document Text level.
Pls Let me know, whether Searching at folder level is possible or not?
Regards,
S Anand

hi,
Find in Structure
To find the folder in the SAP Easy Document Management structure in which a document was originally created, proceed as follows:
       1. Select a document or folder in the directory structure of SAP Easy Document Management, for example, in the Search
           Result folder.
       2. Choose Find in Structure in the context menu of the document or select the Find in Structure indicator in the search
           dialog  for documents .
           Microsoft Windows Explorer highlights the folder in which you originally created the document.
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