I JUST UPGRADED TO OS X YOSEMITE.  WHEN I TRY TO DO A SPOTLIGHT SEARCH ALL I GET IS A WINDOW TELLING ME ABOUT SPOTLIGHT SEARCH.  THERE IS NO WAY TO INPUT A SEARCH QUERY.

I JUST UPGRADED TO OS X YOSEMITE.  WHEN I TRY TO DO A SPOTLIGHT SEARCH, ALL I GET IS A WINDOW TELLING ME ABOUT SPOTLIGHT SEARCH.  THERE IS NO WAY TO INPUT A SEARCH QUERY IN THIS WINDOW.  ANY HELP RESOLVING THIS ISSUE WILL BE APPRECIATED.

There is no search box in the window.
Just type the search query after magnifying glass icon.

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