Is Vista going to allow searches across *selected* drives again?

> Hi there,
>
> I'm not yet on Vista, but I'd really really plead for this feature to
> get *re*implemented.
>
> In Windows XP and Server 2003, Microsoft clearly removed the ability to
> search across _selected_ drives using the built-in search tool. As a
> long-time Windows 2000 user - who was eventually recently forced to
> upgrade due to my MP3 player having XP or higher as a requirement - I do
> miss this feature to the extreme.
>
> I mean, if you have games on D:, and your work stuff on C: and E:, and
> you want to search C _and_ E (not C _to_ E), you were formerly able to
> type in Windows 2000:
>
> C:;E:
>
> which means that you will SKIP the D: drive during search.
> This is not allowed anymore in XP "Search Companion" ('C:;E: is not a
> valid folder'), and I really hate that.
> To call this poor excuse of a search tool "Search Companion" is another
> good joke.
> Finding strings in binary files worked way better too in 2000, while XP
> would only be able to give useful results with half of the files in
> question (if at all).
>
> So my question: is this planned to get reimplemented in Vista?
> I strongly hope so, as @Microsoft: it is a real ridiculous thing to
> require EXTERNAL software to search in selected drives since the
> software does not allow it anymore! (but definitely did before)