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Search rapidly your PC for file names, with Everything search engine

“Everything” is a pc search engine, a local administrative tool that locates files and folders by filename. Unlike the native Windows search, “Everything” initially displays every file and folder on your computer (hence the name “Everything”). Typing a search filter limits the files and folders displayed. Features: Small installation file * Clean and simple user […]

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Search for multiple files (file names) at once in Windows Explorer

Pressing F3 while you are in Windows Explorer will move your cursor in the search box, as you may know. To search for a file you can use some criteria to limit the results, but what can you do if you need to search for several files (different file names) on a single search? This […]

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Manage your files mapped into a calendar view, with Nemo Documents

Nemo is a free program that inspects a current folder’s structure to generate a different view of your files. Documents, images and other files are mapped into a calendar-like view, familiar from Outlook or Google Calendar. This makes your files easier to find. Nemo wants to be for documents what Outlook is for calendars, an […]

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Find files and folders accurately and easily, with SearchMyFiles

SearchMyFiles is a free alternative to the standard Search module of Windows. It allows you to search files in your system by wildcard, by last modified/created/last accessed time, by file attributes, by file content (text or binary search), and by file size. SearchMyFiles allows you to make easily a very accurate search. For Example: You […]

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Locate fast your files without indexing, even using wildcards, with UltraSearch

UltraSearch is a free utility you can use to search for your files fast, without having an index. The program is easy to use and it supports NTFS drives, taking advantage of their MF tables to work really fast without the need of an index. Right click search results to use Windows Explorer context menu […]

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