Running EVERYTHING 1.2.1.371 on the number two monitor Last Access Time reveals what files are downloaded as one browses which are then cached
In a word ... EVERYTHING. Investigate for yourself.
Bravo Khun Void.
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void, 1.2.1.371 set with Last Access Time, descending sort, as new files are added to Everything as one browses, the files disappear from view & need to scroll UP to view. If this is the case with your next release as things stand, would it be possible to have Everything scroll up automatically allowing one to watch the bit & byte trail of new files added to the system in real time, say on monitor 2?
Thank you
Edwardo
Thank you
Edwardo
Last edited by Edwardo on Sat Jun 08, 2013 4:10 am, edited 1 time in total.
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In the next beta update (hopefully this will be available within a week) you will be able to monitor file system changes real-time by sorting by recent changes.
Scroll bars stick to the bottom in Everything 1.3 so you don't need to keep scrolling.
Scroll bars stick to the bottom in Everything 1.3 so you don't need to keep scrolling.
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Very good. What do you think of a routine that passes all image & text files, or other, to a daily folder to efficiently scan images themselves with an Image Viewer, even differentiate between fresh downloads and existing locally resident files opened.
Cryptic file names as they are listed offer limited information as to content.
Right now with 1.2.1.371 is there some way to export .png files to view with an Image Viewer?
Cryptic file names as they are listed offer limited information as to content.
Right now with 1.2.1.371 is there some way to export .png files to view with an Image Viewer?
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Currently there is no option to view image contents, i plan to add thumbnail and preview views in a future release.