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• The Preview application can display PDF files, as can version 2.0 and later of the Safari web browser. System-level support for PDF allows Mac OS X applications to create PDF documents automatically, provided they support the OS-standard printing architecture. The files are then exported in PDF 1.3 format according to the file header.
• Actual File Folders 1.14.2 Multilingual 8.4 Mb. Actual File Folders adds two title buttons, called Favorite Folders and Recent Folders. These buttons extend through the entire Windows operating system. It means that you can use them in any common Windows Explorer window, file manager app, and any other software that use system file-related.
• We could also specify the name of the file or any name related criteria along with user criteria $ find.user bob -name '.php' Its very easy to see, how we can build up criteria after criteria to narrow down our search for matching files. Search files belonging to group. Find all files that belong to a particular group.
• For an example, look at the last picture above and you will see the search boxes labeled 1 and 2. Type anything in the #2 box on your computer and you will see the search tab show up. Hope that helps.

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Description

SearchMyFiles is portable, and you can use it from a USB flash drive without leaving traces in the Registry of the scanned computer.

System Requirements

Versions History

• Version 3.10:
  • Added 'Enter Key Action' option (Under the Options menu), which allows you to choose what to do when you press the Enter key: No Action, Open Properties Window, Open Selected File, Open With.., Open Folder, Select File In Explorer.
  • Added 'Double-Click Action' option, which which allows you to choose what to do when you double-click a file - No Action, Open Properties Window, Open Selected File, Open With.., Open Folder, Select File In Explorer.This option replaces the previous 'Open File On Double-Click' option.
• Version 3.07:
  • Fixed issue: When the 'Search Options' window was opened, multiple fields were selected (with blue color).
• Version 3.06:
  • Fixed bug from 3.05: The 'Time Range (Local Time)' option failed to work properly.
• Version 3.05:
  • Added option to specify time range in GMT.
• Version 3.01:
  • Added 'Don't Save Search Options Window'. If you turn on this option, SearchMyFiles will not save the settings of 'Search Options'in the .cfg file and the next time you run SearchMyFiles - this window will be loaded with the default settings.
• Version 3.00:
  • Added new option: 'Use Windows search handlers to find text inside Microsoft Office documents and other file types'.
  • When this option is turned on, you can also search text in pdf files as long as the PDF search handler of Microsoft (Windows.Data.pdf.dll) or PDF iFilter of Adobe is installed properly on your system.
  • When choosing the 'Find Folders' option, SearchMyFiles now displays only the folders that match the specified wildcard in the 'Files Wildcard' field.
• Version 2.92:
  • Fixed the file size filter to work properly in bytes unit with size larger than 2 GB.
  • Added SearchMyFiles icon to the Explorer context menu.
• Version 2.91:
  • Added 'Duplicate Mark Color Set' (under the Options menu). You can choose 'Color Set 2' to mark the duplicate files with darker colors.
• Version 2.90:
  • Added 'Include Only Folders' field. You can use it if you want to only include specific folders in the search.
  • Wildcards are allowed here. You can specify multiple folders (comma-delimited list).
  • For example, if the base folder is c:Shared and you want to search only subfolders with the name 'Images', you can specify the following wildcard in the 'Include Only Folders' field: c:Shared*Images
• Version 2.85:
  • Added 'Compare Mode' for the 'Duplicate Names Search' option. You can choose to compare full name (the default) or to compare the name without the extension.
• Version 2.83:
  • Fixed issue: If you specify a search string in quotes that contain space characters (e.g: 'Hello ') SearchMyFiles won't trim the space characters like it did in the previous versions.
• Version 2.82:
  • You can now specify in the 'Excluded Folders' field a folder name without path.
• Version 2.81:
  • Fixed to find files without extension when specifying '*.' wildcard.
  • Fixed bug: when specifying subfolder wildcard other than '*', SearchMyFiles scanned all subfolders ignoring the subfolders depth settings.
• Version 2.80:
  • Added 'Time Range And Date Range Separately' option. For example.. You can search all files that their modified date is between 01/01/2015 - 01/01/2017 and theirmodified time is between 08:00 - 10:00.
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles created a csv file without header when using /SaveDirect command-line option with 'Add Header Line To CSV/Tab-Delimited File' option turned on.
• Version 2.78:
  • Added 'Entry Modified Time' column (Available only on Windows Vista or later with NTFS file system). SearchMyFiles retrieves this value only when 'Retrieve Entry Modified Time' option is turned on.
• Version 2.77:
  • When SearchMyFiles fails to delete a file it now displays the Windows error code and error description.
• Version 2.76:
  • Fixed SearchMyFiles to find UTF-8 string in a file.
• Version 2.75:
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles failed to find text in a file if the text was located in certain positions inside the file.
• Version 2.74:
  • Fixed bug: When specifying the same folder to scan twice in Duplicate Search mode, SearchMyFiles displayed all files inside this folder as duplicate of themselves..
• Version 2.73:
  • Fixed issue: When specifying multiple wildcards, SearchMyFiles displayed a file multiple times if it was found by more than one wildcard.
• Version 2.72:
  • Added secondary sorting support: You can now get a secondary sorting, by holding down the shift key while clicking the column header. Be aware that you only have to hold down the shift key when clicking the second/third/fourth column. To sort the first column you should not hold down the Shift key.
  • Added new information to 'Attributes' column: 'T' for 'Temporary File', 'I' for 'Not Content Indexed', 'X' for 'No Scrub File', and 'V' for 'Integrity Attribute'.
• Version 2.71:
  • Fixed bug: When using 'Duplicate Names Search' SearchMyFiles displayed only duplicate names of files that have the same size.
• Version 2.70:
  • The 'Duplicate Names Search' mode now has 4 sub-modes:
    • Show all duplicate names (Files and Folders)
    • Show all duplicate names - only files, no folders
    • Show only duplicate names with identical content
    • Show only duplicate names with non-identical content
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles displayed an error message when searching in a volume shadow copy (e.g: ?GLOBALROOTDeviceHarddiskVolumeShadowCopy1 )
• Version 2.68:
  • You can now use wildcard in the 'Excluded Folders' field.
• Version 2.67:
  • The base folder and current search mode are now displayed in the window title.
• Version 2.66:
  • Added 'Wasted Space' column to the summary mode. This column shows the total wasted space on the specified folder, according to the cluster size of your disk. For example: if you have a file containing 1000 bytes and the cluster size is 4096 bytes, then the wasted space will be 4096 - 1000 = 3096 bytes.For files/folders that are not compressed, the 'Wasted Space' value will be the difference between the 'Size On Disk' and 'Total Files Size' values.
  • When you double-click on item in summary mode, SearchMyFiles now opens the properties window.
• Version 2.65:
  • Added 'Duplicate Names Search' mode, which allows you to find all files that have the same name, on different folders.
• Version 2.62:
  • When using the 'Open With..' option (F7), the 'Always use the selected program to open this kind of file' check-box is now turned off and disabled.
• Version 2.61:
  • Fixed bug: The Explorer context menu inside SearchMyFiles was empty on Windows 8 and Windows 10.
• Version 2.60:
  • Added 'Auto Size Columns On Search End' option.
  • Explorer context menu inside SearchMyFiles: When you right-click on a single item while holding down the shift key, SearchMyFiles now displays the context menu of Windows Explorer, instead of the SearchMyFiles context menu.
  • SearchMyFiles now displays a warning if you try to delete all copies of file in Duplicate Search mode.
• Version 2.56:
  • Fixed issue: When the search result contained a large amount of items, some actions, like selecting items and copying selected items to the clipboard were very slow.
• Version 2.55:
  • Added 'Duplicate Search Options' menu (Under the Options menu) with the following options: 'Show All Files' and 'Show Only Duplicate Files'.
  • SearchMyFiles now checks the base folders list, and if one or more folders cannot be found, it displays a warning message.
  • Added 'Run As Administrator' option (Ctrl+F11), which allows you to easily run SearchMyFiles as administrator on Windows Vista/7/8/2008, in order to scan foldersthat are not accessable to non-admin user.
• Version 2.52:
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles failed to remember the last size/position of the main window and the search options window if they were not located in the primary monitor.
• Version 2.51:
  • Added 'Size on Disk' column to the standard search mode.
• Version 2.50:
  • Added 'Hide Empty Summary Folders' option. When it's turned on, all folders with 0 files are hidden in summary mode.
• Version 2.48:
  • Fixed bug from v2.46: SearchMyFiles stopped working on Windows 2000.
• Version 2.47:
  • Added support for searching text inside a file using wildcard, for example: Nir?oft, NirSoft*Utilities.
• Version 2.46:
  • Fixed SearchMyFiles to handle daylight saving time properly, like Explorer on Windows 7.
• Version 2.45:
  • Added 'Clear Recent Files List' option to the 'Recent Config Files' menu.
  • You can now specify the search options from command-line using single-quote characters (instead of double-quotes).When single-quotes are used, you can specify double-quotes inside the search option value, for example:
    SearchMyFiles.exe /BaseFolder 'c:tempfolder1', 'c:tempfolder2'
  • Increased the width of the drop-down list for some fields in the 'Search Options' window.
  • Added 'File Size Unit' option to change the size unit (Bytes, KB, MB, GB, or Automatic) on non-summary mode.
  • Added 'Automatic' to the 'Summary File Size Unit' option.
• Version 2.40:
  • SearchMyFiles now uses an internal wildcard parser instead of basing the search result on the wildcard parser of Windows.This change solves an annoying bug caused by Windows wildcard parser:In previous versions, SearchMyFiles sometimes returned incorrect results, because Windows also matches the wildcard with the short filename (8.3 DOS format).
  • Notice: The new wildcard parser may cause some compatibility issues, for example: When you scanned using *.* wildcard with Windows parser, it returned all files, including files without extension.With the new SearchMyFiles wildcard parser, *.* returns only files with extension. In order to return all files,you should use * instead of *.*
  • When loading old config files, SearchMyFiles automatically converts all *.* wildcards to *
  • The new wildcard parser has some advantages, for example: if you search for *.*.*.*, you'll get all files with 3 dot characters or more.With Windows wildcard parser in previous versions, you simply got the list of all files.
  • You can now exclude files by using wildcards list. You have to select this option from the combo-box, because the default option is to exclude files by extension.
  • You can now specify environment strings in the 'Base Folders' and 'Excluded Folders' fields (For example: %AppData% )
• Version 2.35:
  • Added 'File Owner' column, which displays the owner of the found files, if the 'Retrieve File Owner' option is turned on.
• Version 2.30:
  • When choosing the 'Delete Selected Files' option, SearchMyFiles now shows a warning with red icon and the default answer is No, in order to prevent files deletion by mistake.
  • Added 'Auto Size Columns+Headers' option, which allows you to automatically resize the columns according to the row values and column headers.
  • Fixed issue: The properties and the other windows opened in the wrong monitor, on multi-monitors system.
• Version 2.26:
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles displayed incorrect size/dates information for filename beginning with dot character (In duplicates search mode).
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles missed the last non-duplicate file in non-duplicates search mode.
• Version 2.25:
  • Added 'Recent Config Files' menu, which allows you to easily open the last 10 configuration files that you used.
• Version 2.20:
  • Added support for finding text inside .xlsx files.
• Version 2.15:
  • Added support for finding text inside .docx and .docm files.
• Version 2.10:
  • Added /SaveDirect command line option, for using with the other save command-line options (/scomma, /stab, /sxml, and so on..)
    When you use the SaveDirect mode, the details of found files are saved directly to the disk, without loading them into the memory first.This means that you can save a list with large amount of files into your disk without any memory problem, as long as you have enough disk space to store the saved file.The drawback of this mode: You cannot sort the files list according to the name or any other column. The details of files are simply saved in the order that SearchMyFiles found them.
  • SearchMyFiles now allows you to use the save command-line options (/scomma, /stab, /sxml, and so on..) in summary mode.
• Version 2.06:
  • Fixed the Explorer context menu to work properly with folder names containing comma character. (You have to remove the context menu and then add it again in order to update the context menu with this fix)
• Version 2.05:
  • Added 'Close Options Window On Search Start' option. If it's turned on, the Search Options window is closedwhen you press the 'Start Search' button.
• Version 2.00:
  • Added 'Summary Mode' which displays a general summary of all scanned folders, instead of files list.For every folder, the following summary information is displayed:Total size of all files, total size on disk, total files count, and number of hidden/read-only/system/compressed files.You can watch the summary information for the specified folder only or for the specified folder and all its subfolders.
  • Added 'Summary File Size Unit' and 'Include Subfolders in Summary Totals' options (under the Options menu),for using with the new Summary Mode.
• Version 1.82:
  • The 'Open Selected File' option now allows you to open multiple files. (The number of files that you can open at onceis limited to 20, because opening many files at once may hang your entire system)
• Version 1.81:
  • Added 'Short Filename' column, which displays the classic 8.3 filename of every long filename.
• Version 1.80:
  • Drag & Drop support: You can now drag one or more files from SearchMyFiles intoa folder of Windows Explorer or any other software that supports Drag & Drop of files.
• Version 1.76:
  • Added 'Duplicate Group' column for duplicate search mode. You can use this column to easily delete duplicate files found by the duplicate search mode:Simply click the 'Duplicate Group' header to sort the files list by duplicate groups, and thenyou can leave the first group (group number 1) and delete the other groups (2 and above).
• Version 1.75:
  • On multiple values search - added option to choose 'Or' (Find one of the values) or'And' (Find all values).
• Version 1.72:
  • The size and position of the 'Search Options' window are now saved in the .cfg fileand loaded in the next time that you run the SearchMyFiles utility.
• Version 1.71:
  • Added /ExplorerCopy command-line option, which allows you to automatically copy the search result into the clipboard in Windows Explorer format, and thenpaste the found files into another folder in Windows Explorer.
  • Added x64 version, for making proper search under system32 directory of Windows.(On the 32-bit version of SearchMyFiles, the search is redirected to WOW64 folder).
• Version 1.70:
  • Added 'Scan NTFS symbolic links/junction points' option.
  • The date/time values are now saved/loaded in the .cfg file.
  • Added command-line options to set date/time range to scan:/FileTimeAccessed1, /FileTimeAccessed2 ,/FileTimeModified1, /FileTimeModified2,/FileTimeCreated1, /FileTimeCreated2
• Version 1.66:
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles failed to find any file when 'File Contains' option is set to none and you previously set SearchMyFiles to search only in alternate streams.
• Version 1.65:
  • Added option to search text inside alternate streams of NTFS file system.This feature can be useful if your want to locate a file by its summary information,like Title, Subject, Author, Keywords, and so on.. because this information is stored insidealternate stream.
• Version 1.62:
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles failed to load properly the configuration with'Load From Config File' option.
• Version 1.61:
  • Added 'File Doesn't Contain..' option,which allows you to find all files that doesn't contain the specified text/data.
• Version 1.60:
  • Added new search mode - 'Non-Duplicates Search' which allows you to findall files in the specified folders that are not duplicated.
• Version 1.56:
  • Added option to search multiple text/binary values, delimited by comma (in 'File Contains..' option)
• Version 1.55:
  • Added 'Minimize/Restore Both Windows At Once' option.When this option is turned on, minimizing/restoring the main window also automatically minimizes/restores the 'Search Options' window.
• Version 1.53:
  • Added 'Add Header Line To CSV/Tab-Delimited File' option. When this option is turned on, the column names are addedas the first line when you export to csv or tab-delimited file.
• Version 1.52:
  • Fixed bug: When running SearchMyFiles with /BaseFolder command-line option or by using the Explorer context menu, SearchMyFiles sometimes started with the wrong folder.
• Version 1.51:
  • Added 'Explorer Context Menu' option. When it's turned on, 'SearchMyFiles' menu item is added to the context menuof any folder in Windows Explorer. Choosing this menu item opens SearchMyFiles with selected folder as the base folder of the search.
• Version 1.50:
  • Added 'Exclude Extensions' option, which allows you to exclude one or more extensions from the search result.For example, if you specify 'exe dll ocx' in this field, exe/dll/ocx files won't be displayed in the search result.
  • When saving the search result to html, the files are now displayed as links that open the specified file.
• Version 1.48:
  • Fixed issue: Removed the wrong encoding from the xml string, which caused problems to some xml viewers.
• Version 1.47:
  • You can now send the search result to stdout by specifying an empty filename (') in the command-line. (For example: SearchMyFiles.exe /stab ' >> c:tempsearch.txt)
  • Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles continued to search infinitely if the subfolder wildcard was empty.
• Version 1.46:
  • Fixed bug: pressing the Delete key in the 'Search Options' or in the find window activated the 'Move To Recycle Bin' option in the main window.
• Version 1.45:
  • The 'Search Options' window is now a Modeless dialog-box, which means that it won't be closed when you start the search and you can leave it open during the search and after the search is finished.
  • Added 'Set Focus On Search Start' and 'Set Focus On Search End' options to determine whether the focus is moved to the main window when the search is started and finished.
• Version 1.40:
  • Added /StartSearch command-line option, which allows you to start a search without displaying the Search Options window.
  • The 'Browse' button of 'Base Folders' and 'Excluded Folders' in the 'Search Options' window now allows you to add more than one folder, when one or more folders are already listed in the text-box.
  • Added 'File Position' and 'File Content' columns for file content search.When the 'File Contains' field is not 'None' (text or binary), the 'File Position' column displays the position (in bytes) that the data was found, andthe 'File Content' column displays the characters around the found text/binary data.
• Version 1.37:
  • Fixed bug: On duplicate search, SearchMyFiles displayed zero size files.
• Version 1.36:
  • Fixed the location of 'Read Only' and 'System' labels, which was mistakenly changed in v1.35 release.
• Version 1.35:
  • New search mode: Duplicate Search - allows you to easily find duplicate files on your system. (See below)
  • Changed the delete accelerator key to Shift+Delete, like Explorer.
• Version 1.30:
  • Added 'Reset To Default' button that allows you to easily reset the 'Search Options' dialog-box.
  • Added 'Open File On Double-Click' option. When this option is checked, double-clicking a file will open it with the default program, like double-click in Explorer.
  • Added new actions that you can make on the selected files of the search result: Explorer Cut, Delete, Move To Recycle Bin, and Rename.
  • In the search option of file times, added 'Today' and 'Since Last Reboot'.
  • Added most-recently-used (MRU) list in combo-boxes of the search dialog-box.SearchMyFiles automatically remembers the last 10 strings that you used for every field, and allows you to easily select them from the Combo-Box.If you don't want that your last search strings will be saved in the .cfg file (from privacy reasons),you can select the 'Don't Save MRU Lists' option in the Options menu.
  • Fixed the 'Subfolders Wildcard' issue according to users request.Just for example: In previous version, if you tried to search in c: with abc*.* as subfolders wildcard, and you hada folder in c:hellobbbbbabc123, SearchMyFiles utility didn't search in this folder even when abc123 folder matched the folder name,and that's because the folder below, bbbbb, wasn't match the subfolders wildcard.Starting from this version, SearchMyFiles scan all subfolders, even if they don't match the wildcard, but the actual file search is only made for subfolders that match the subfolders wildcard.
• Version 1.20:
  • Added /sort command-line option for sorting the search result you save from command-line.
• Version 1.16:
  • Added 'Copy Full Filenames Path' - Allows you to copy the list of selected filenames as a full path filenames list, delimited by enter (CRLF).
• Version 1.15:
  • Added command-line support.
  • Added 'Select File In Explorer' option.
• Version 1.10:
  • Fixed bug: Base folder combo-box limited the number of characters that you could type.
  • Added option to save/load all search option to .cfg file.
  • Added 'Explorer Copy' option - Allows you to copy the selected files and then paste them inside a folder of Windows Explorer.
  • Added 'Open With' option.
  • Added option to choose the subfolders depth to scan.
• Version 1.00 - First release.

Future Versions

• Add Explorer-like context-menu that will allow to do some actions on the files appeared in the search result.
• Search files by alternate stream data.
• Search the content of files by regular expressions.
• An option to search file names by regular expression, as alternative for wildcard search.

Using SearchMyFiles

After the search is finished, you can select one or more files, and then save the list intotext/csv/html/xml file by using the 'Save Selected Items' option.You can also select a single file and open it with the default program by using the 'Open Selected File' option.

Search Options

• Base Folder: Specifies the folder that you want to scan. if 'Scan Subfolders' option is also checked, all subfolders under this folder will also be scanned.You can also specify multiple folders, delimited by semicolon. For example: c:temp;d:myfolder;d:nirsoft
• Excluded Folders: Allows you to specify one or more folders (delimited by semicolon) that you want to exclude from the scan.For example: If you want to scan you entire C: drive, but without C:Windows and C:Documents and Settings, you should type 'C:' in the Base Folder, and 'C:Windows;C:Documents and Settings' in the Excluded Folders field.
  You can also specify wildcard in this field, as well as folder name without path, for example:
  Release - Exclude all folders that their name is 'Release'.
  Documents* - Exclude all folders that their name begins with 'Documents'.
• Include Only Folders: Allows you to restrict the search to specific folders. You can specify one or more folders (delimited by semicolon or comma) and wildcards are allowed.
  For example, if the base folder is c:Shared and you want to search only subfolders with the name 'Images', you can specify the following wildcard in this field: c:Shared*Images
  You can also specify wildcard without path, for example - for searching only in folders that their name begins with nirsoft , you can specify the following wildcard: nirsoft*
• Files Wildcard: Specifies the wildcard for scanning the files. You can specify multiple wildcards delimited by semicolon or by comma, for example: *.exe;*.dll;*.ocx or *.exe,*.dll,*.ocx.Be aware that if you want to search a filename containing semicolon or comma, you must put it in quotes.For example: 'Hello, World.txt'. If you don't put it in quotes, SearchMyFiles will consider it as 2 separated files.
• Subfolders Wildcard: Specifies the wildcard for scanning the subfolders. For example, If you want to only scan the subfolders beginning with 'a' letter, you can specify a*.* in this field.
• Exclude Files: Specifies one or more file extensions or wildcards to exclude from the search.You can specify multiple extensions or wildcards delimited by semicolon, by comma, or by space character,for example: exe, dll, ocx
• File Contains: Allows you to search by the content of the files. You can make a text search or binary search.On binary search, you should specify the binary sequence that you want to search in Hex dump format, for example:'A2 C5 2F 8A 9E AC'.
• Search multiple values (comma delimited): When this option is selected, you can specify multiple values to search in the 'File Contains' field.The multiple values are delimited by comma, and optionally also with quotes.
  For example:
  NirSoft, Nir Sofer, Search, 123, 'abc,123'
  A1 82 A7 AC, 27 9A CC FF, A1 B2 71 22
• File Size: Specifies that you want to search files in specified size range (For example: search all files with size between 238 and 741 bytes).
• Attributes:Specifies that you want to search files with specific attributes.For example: if you want to find all files that are read-only but are not hidden, you should select 'Yes' for Read Only attribute and'No' for Hidden attribute.
• File Time:Allows you to search files that have been created, modified, or accessed in the specified time range.You can specify an accurate time range (For example: 10/12/2008 12:32:11 - 12/12/2008 13:32:56) or you can specify the lastnumber of seconds/minutes/hours/days.For example, you can search all files that have been modified in the last 10 minutes.
• Search Subfolders: If this option is checked, SearchMyFiles will scan all subfolders under the specified base folders.
• Find Folders:If this option is checked, SearchMyFiles will search for folders according to the other search options.If this options is not selected, SearchMyFiles will only search for files.

Searching inside OneDrive folder

Getting MD5/SHA hashes of the found files

Duplicate Search Mode

When you are in 'Duplicates Search' mode, SearchMyFiles will first scan all files and folders according to your settings, and only after the scan is finished, it'lllocate the duplicate files and add them to the files list on the main window.SearchMyFiles automatically mark the duplicate files with identical colors (up to 64 different colors).There is also a 'Duplicate Number' column, which displays identical number for each chunk of duplicate files.You can click the 'Duplicate Number' column header in order to sort by this column and to easily view the chunks of duplicate files.

Be aware that the duplicate search is done by making a binary comparison of the files with the same size, byte by byte.

Non-Duplicates Search Mode

Duplicate Names Search Mode

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• Show all duplicate names (Files and Folders)
• Show all duplicate names - only files, no folders
• Show only duplicate names with identical content: In this mode, SearchMyFiles first finds files with the same name, and then compares the content of these files, byte by byte.The files are displayed only if they are completely identical.
• Show only duplicate names with non-identical content: In this mode, SearchMyFiles first finds files with the same name, and then compares the content of these files, byte by byte.The files are displayed only if their content is not identical.

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Summary Mode

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Command-Line Options

Examples:
SearchMyFiles.exe /shtml 'f:temp1.html' /sort 2 /sort ~1
SearchMyFiles.exe /shtml 'f:temp1.html' /sort '~Extension' /sort 'Filename'

Examples:
SearchMyFiles.exe /scomma c:tempbfiles1.csv /FilesWildcard b*.*
SearchMyFiles.exe /config c:tempmyconfig.cfg /BaseFolder 'c:Program Files' /shtml c:tempresult.html
SearchMyFiles.exe /stab c:tempsearchfiles.txt

Translating SearchMyFiles to other languages

1. Run SearchMyFiles with /savelangfile parameter:
   SearchMyFiles.exe /savelangfile
   A file named SearchMyFiles_lng.ini will be created in the folder of SearchMyFiles utility.
2. Open the created language file in Notepad or in any other text editor.
3. Translate all string entries to the desired language.Optionally, you can also add your name and/or a link to your Web site. (TranslatorName and TranslatorURL values) If you add this information, it'll be used in the 'About' window.
4. After you finish the translation, Run SearchMyFiles, and all translated strings will be loaded from the language file.
   If you want to run SearchMyFiles without the translation, simply rename the language file, or move it to another folder.

License

Disclaimer

Feedback

SearchMyFiles is also available in other languages. In order to change the language of SearchMyFiles, download the appropriate language zip file, extract the 'searchmyfiles_lng.ini', and put it in the same folder that you Installed SearchMyFiles utility.

You can download the version from this website and use it just the same, without having to purchase it again. This is useful if you want to try out new beta versions that may be available from this website only.

Find Any File is a program for Apple's macOS that lets you search for files on your disks.

• Contrary to Spotlight (or the search in Finder), it does not use a database but instead uses the file system driver's fast search operations, where available. This lets you search for file properties such as name, dates, size, kind etc., and even for plain text contents quite fast.
• Find Any File can find files that Spotlight doesn't, e.g. those inside bundles and packages and in inside folders that are usually excluded from Spotlight search. It can even search in other user's folders if you use FAF's unique root search mode.

Find Any File doesn't replace Spotlight, but it complements it greatly:

• If you search for files by name, size, dates, kind and other directory properties, use FAF, because only then you can be sure that everything available is found.
• FAF can also find text content if it's uncompressed, as in plain text files and even most binary files. And with the new option to include Spotlight results, it can even find text in compressed PDF, Word and Excel documents if they were indexed by Spotlight.
• FAF can not find metadata stored in files, though, such as image sizes, EXIF data and GPS coordinates. If in doubt, see the manual or simply try out FAF for free, please.

Not convinced yet? Read this review of FAF at MacWorld.com

See a video of Andy Ihnatko recommending FAF on the MacBreak Weekly 506 show

Features

Find Any File has a few gems that other search tools do not offer:

1. Better results: It offers an alternative hierarchical view for the found items. You can switch to it with cmd+2 or click on the right little icon at the top of the results window:

   Hazel 4 4 2 0. Note that the search above revealed hundreds of hits. If you'd look at that many results in a flat list, it would be hard to browse. With this new hierarchical view, however, you can directly look for the results in the folders that interest you.

2. Image Preview: If you're looking for pictures, the image preview browser is helpful as well (new in version 1.9):

3. Find everything on your disk: If you hold the Option key (alt ⌥) down in the Find window, the Find button turns into Find All. If you click on it then, you are asked for an administrator password - and then Find Any File will restart in root mode, being able to find really any file on your Mac's volumes, including files in other users' home directories (something that Spotlight won't do). Note that this will only work on local disks, not on network mounts, though.
4. You can save your entered searches to files (they'll have the extension '.faf'). You can then double click them in the Finder to have them start the search immediately, or use the saved search as a preset.

Search Examples

Have you just installed or launched a program for the first time and like to see what it modified or added to your disks? Here's a way to do that (it excludes .DS_Store files from the results because they're not really relevant to this question):

Searching for files only inside your Music folder that are neither in AAC nor in MP3 format and which are at least a megabyte in size? You would enter two Name criteria as follows, along with a minimum size. Also note that the search is limited explicitly to the Music folder:

Or you might want to find all Numbers documents from 2018:

To learn more about Find Any File's many features, see the manual.

Alternatives to Find Any File

While I appreciate hearing from a happy user, especially if (s)he sends me some money for it, even Find Any File is neither perfect nor to everyone's taste. Therefore, I like to refer you to some other programs that offer similar features. I hope one of them suits your needs. If not, you can always ask me, maybe I can help :)

A popular alternative to FAF is EasyFind by DEVONtechnologies. It offers a different search interface and has a single-window user interface which you might prefer. And it's free.

If you want to search for your documents mainly for their textual content, especially if it's formatted text from Word, Pages, Excel, or in a PDF, take a look at HoudahSpot and Tembo. While they relies on the Spotlight engine, they give you more control over the search, similar to FAF, and also display the found items much better.

If you primarily search media files such as videos, photos, or audio files, NeoFinder might be the right tool for you. It permanently catalogues your files, even those that may be stored on other disks or FTP servers that are not always attached, and keeps even detailed information about your image properties (EXIF data etc.), thumbnails, XMP data, and more.

To see which files, applications and folders occupy the most space on your disk (FAF can't search for app sizes, only for regular file sizes), consider DaisyDisk.

And if you're using Microsoft Windows, check out Everything by voidtools.