thanks for this great tool
thanks for this great tool
Just want to say thanks for this great tool
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Yes, cheers
Really a great great tool. So fast !
Thanks
Really a great great tool. So fast !
Thanks
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Thanks David .. truly a wonderful tool.
Light and fast. Portable version hits the sweet spot.
Light and fast. Portable version hits the sweet spot.
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It's simply stunning. I would not have believed a tool this fast could be created. What were all the other software authors doing wrong all these years?
Kudos on this great achievement. I've waited 20+ years for something like this.
(When I read about it in PCWorld, I thought it might be worth a look. When I saw that it did wildcards (and was portable!), I figured it was definitely worth a try. When I read that it did REGULAR EXPRESSIONS I was certain I wanted it. And when it indexed all my huge volumes in a couple seconds, I nearly had a stroke.)
Kudos on this great achievement. I've waited 20+ years for something like this.
(When I read about it in PCWorld, I thought it might be worth a look. When I saw that it did wildcards (and was portable!), I figured it was definitely worth a try. When I read that it did REGULAR EXPRESSIONS I was certain I wanted it. And when it indexed all my huge volumes in a couple seconds, I nearly had a stroke.)
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Yep, I'll chip in my kudos too. Everything has become an essential part of my computer workflow. Thanks.
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I'll post a "me too" here as well. I found that the new search for Window 7 sucks big time, it's so cumbersome it's unusable! This works better than any Windows search ever has, and is lightning fast to boot. Most folks use search to look for files, not content, this does the job great! I never even look at the Windows kludge anymore.
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I heard that David is going to start requiring proof of medical insurance before giving out the links to the product.ardee wrote:...... And when it indexed all my huge volumes in a couple seconds, I nearly had a stroke.)
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Love it! Love it! Love it!
Unbelievable! Since finding this tool I have completely changed the way I use my pc. I used to use FARR (find and run robot) with locate32. Now I have got rid of them for Everything as it does both (especially with the run frequency). The only thing that I use locate32 for now is remote servers (They are work servers so I can't install Everything on them unfortunately).
Thanks again for 'Everything' (pun intended).
I look forward to the updates.
Rochey
Unbelievable! Since finding this tool I have completely changed the way I use my pc. I used to use FARR (find and run robot) with locate32. Now I have got rid of them for Everything as it does both (especially with the run frequency). The only thing that I use locate32 for now is remote servers (They are work servers so I can't install Everything on them unfortunately).
Thanks again for 'Everything' (pun intended).
I look forward to the updates.
Rochey
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Win7 search isn't quite so bad once you learn a few tricks, but it's nowhere near as lean, mean and fast as Everything.gunrunnerjohn wrote:...the new search for Window 7 sucks big time, it's so cumbersome it's unusable!...
Everything can apparently do leading wildcard indexed lookups -- most impressive. Most indexing tools (inc'l Win7 search) don't support that.
Note Win7 search has Advanced Query Syntax, where you can do sophisticated search operations: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/produc ... query.mspx
But Everything is just a masterpiece -- simple, reliable, fast, intuitive. It just works.
By contrast Microsoft spent 6 billion dollars on Vista, and several billion more on Win7. They have teams of researchers studying user behavior in laboratories. Despite this Win7 search requires going to *three* separate locations to adjust indexing: (1) Explorer drive properties | general tab (2) Control panel indexing options, and (3) Control panel folder options | search tab. I guess their next step will be add a wizard that wallpapers over that.
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thank you for sharing it.... its cool
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My QB 2008 and Win 7 aren't playing nice together, and I am following QB suggested solutions. Just wasted a ton of time trying to find a hidden file I needed to rename!
Win 7 search was uselessin this task. Found a note about your utility in an online post, downloaded it, and found the file in 5 seconds. THANKS!!!!!!!!!
Win 7 search was uselessin this task. Found a note about your utility in an online post, downloaded it, and found the file in 5 seconds. THANKS!!!!!!!!!
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You will NEVER go back to "normal" searching. I use SE 50 or more times each day. It is my program launcher for all but the most frequently used programs.Detail Diva wrote:...Win 7 search was uselessin this task. Found a note about your utility in an online post, downloaded it, and found the file in 5 seconds. THANKS!!!!!!!!!
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I heartily agree! Especially with fact that Everything remembers the last result that I launched for a particular search string... epic!daspud wrote:You will NEVER go back to "normal" searching. I use SE 50 or more times each day. It is my program launcher for all but the most frequently used programs.