Description:
Powerful replacement for Windows™ built-in search. Search files, folders and other data efficiently and easily.
Are you frustrated by the standard search utility? Try Super Finder!
An example: Windows XP search utility won't search the source codes for html file, but Super Finder does, and that's very useful for web designers. Right-click on the results, and you get the usual context menu, letting you open the html files with notepad or our preferred editor. (this is just one of many cases that Super Finder can solve)
Some features:
- More search speed and special search functions.
- "True" search text (plain or unicode!) in file.
- Search for hexadecimal pattern in file.
- Full wildcard support.
- Exclusion list, by file extensions or full/partial name.
- Selectable search also for folders.
- Remember all last settings (selectable).
- Shell integration (right-click contextual menu on drives and folders).
- Program activation by pressing "Search" hotkey on keyboard.
- Drag & Drop (or Copy) of found files.
- Right click on found files: activate the Explorer contextual popup menu.
- One-click file operations: Open, Copy, Delete, Explore, Rename, Properties.
- Inspired from simple layout of old (but good) Windows NT™ built-in search.
- Automatic (and manual) check for program updates.
- Character Set management to support translation into non-latin languages (i.e. Russian, Chinese, etc..).
- "Smart Search mode": allow to search for similar names without type the asterisk (*) character at the begin or end of partial file name or extension to search.
- *NEW*Tray Icon management and Tray Bar menu.
More information:
http://fsl.sytes.net/ssearch.html
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Thursday, April 3, 2008
Super Finder v1.5.2.0
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Replace in Files v1.01
Description:
While editing HTML files, it is common to replace specific strings in all files with the same extension in the same folder. "Replace in Files" makes it easy to accomplish this task.
"Replace in Files" quickly replaces strings matching your search string with the replacement you specify. You can specify whether replaces are case sensitive or not, and whether to make backups before executing the search and replace.
The "Replace in Files" program is very small so it won't waste your hard-disk space or system resources.
More information:
http://www.emurasoft.com/replall/features.htm
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WildReplace v0.99beta
Description:
WildReplace is a search & replace tool that lets you searh for files on your disks and presents the results in a folder tree highlighting the folders and files that have been found.
Most programs of its kind display a plain list of results; WildReplace presents the information by mainting the folder structure of your disk, and highlighting the folders that contain files that have matched your search criteria.
You can search for files using many different search options (file attributes, size, date/time, contents). For example, you can search for files that are read/only and contain a matching phrase (works with both Text and Binary files), or for files that have been modified in the last few days and they have a certain size. Any combination of search terms is allowed.
WildReplace can also replace text on files, a feature that is really very powerful but should be treated with care. WildReplace can create backups of modified files, delete files that match your search criteria or move all matching files to a new location while preserving the same folder structure.
WildReplace is now in public beta but is in fully working condition.
More information:
http://www.cylog.org/utils_6.asp
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Monday, March 10, 2008
Folder Jockey v1.3
Description:
Folder Jockey is a Windows shell and desktop utility designed to save you time with easy-to-use shortcuts. Instead of always hunting through Windows Explorer to find the folder you need, just use Folder Jockey to go there immediately!
Folder Jockey lets you organize as many shortcuts to folders on your hard drive as you want. You can click the Folder Jockey tray icon at any time to go right to what you need. You can assign hotkeys to your folder shortcuts, too - for example, you can make Ctrl+Alt+D open your downloads folder instantly, instead of clicking Windows Explorer, clicking My Computer, clicking C:, clicking... you get the idea! With the Folder Jockey shell extension, setting a folder shortcut is as simple as right-clicking the folder.
Akamai Folder Jockey - Get to your folders fast.
How it works:
* Folder Jockey sits in your tray, which is where your clock is on your taskbar. Folder Jockey's "golden folder" icon lets you know Folder Jockey is active.
* Right-clicking the Folder Jockey icon on the tray gives you a fast menu which includes all of your folder shortcuts. Clicking a shortcut opens a new Windows Explorer window at the folder. This is sometimes called a tray launcher.
* You can add folder shortcuts from within Folder Jockey. Just left-click the Folder Jockey icon in your tray, then click the "New Shortcut" button on the folder shortcuts display. You can paste in a path, type it in, or select the folder visually. If you visually select the folder, you can also make shortcuts to network folders.
* Or, from Windows Explorer, right-click a folder you need a shortcut for, and select Add to Folder Jockey from the context menu. This is typically the fastest way to add a new shortcut. This is known as a shell extension.
* At any time you create a new shortcut or edit an existing shortcut in Folder Jockey, you can optionally specify a hotkey for the shortcut. A hotkey is a combination of keys that you press anywhere in Windows to immediately open an new Windows Explorer window at the folder for the shortcut.
Requirements:
Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP.
More information:
http://www.studylamp.com/folderjockey.html
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