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- FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 HOW TO
- FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 UPDATE
- FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 ARCHIVE
- FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 CODE
FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 HOW TO
But now if you know how to convert a format into text you can do so with you own custom EXE interpreter.
FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 CODE
I’m not sure how many file formats exist in the world but there’s more than we can possibly code for. The effect is to make all searches, including small searches, just that little bit faster. When the collection phase finishes the UI then starts displaying accurate progress information, just like it used to. The new multi-phase searching method immediately searches files as soon they are discovered without waiting for the initial collection phase to finish. However, on larger searches it can be confusing because it appears to show the search going past locations of expected hits.
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This has the advantage of being able to show accurate search progress for step 2, and works well for smaller searches. It displays which files are being searched and how long the search is taking, and it even let’s you cancel individual searches.įileLocator Pro has always defaulted to a two phase search process, step 1 collect the file list, step 2 search the file list. Version 8 adds a new ‘window’ into the search engine with the Search Threads pane. When searches take a long time it’s not always obvious why. The colors and font adjustments can be customized or even switched off in the Color Settings.Ī highly requested feature multi-line regex, ie regular expressions that can span multiple lines, is now possible with a new expression type ‘Multi-line Regex’. To allow for easier reading of results keywords can now be highlighted in separate colors. There are plenty of other changes that, while not as radical, are hard to let go once you’ve got used to them. The index feature is just another search method you can use when it’s appropriate for you. I still use the ‘classic’ FileLocator Pro interface more frequently because it’s more suitable for source code searching, which is exactly how it was planned. I have a scheduled task that runs once a day updating the index and I now use it more than the Outlook search.
FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 ARCHIVE
Personally I’ve been using the indexing feature for searching an archive of over 15 years of emails. You can create multiple indexes and indexes can be shared over network drives with other people (searched concurrently) and, most importantly, the searches are sub-second ‘Search-as-you-type’ speed operations.
FILELOCATOR PRO 8.2 UPDATE
The index isn’t updated unless you specifically update it and the index isn’t loaded unless you try and search it, so there is no performance impact to people who never need to use the indexing functionality.
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It won’t do anything until you ask it to. It won’t be running in the background consuming valuable CPU cycles and it won’t be building secret indexes consuming valuable disk space. If you don’t use the feature then you won’t notice it because it’s effectively disabled by default. However, and this is a really important point, it’s not the type of indexing component that’s always running in the background. Yes, I know, I’m still a little surprised myself. So it might seem surprising that I’m now announcing that FileLocator Pro v.8 supports indexing. These drawbacks include …”Īnd I go on to list resource issues, syncing issues, security issues and more. While indexing can certainly improve the speed of searches in certain circumstances there are many drawbacks. “No FileLocator Pro does not use file or content indexes and for very good reasons. In a FileLocator Pro QA “ Does FileLocator Pro create an index for searching?” I once answered: It’s been a while coming but… FileLocator Pro 8.0 is now available for immediate download!