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Searchmyfiles selecting multiple files to delete windows#

Added ‘Recent Config Files’ menu, which allows you to easily open the last 10 configuration files that you used.

Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles missed the last non-duplicate file in non-duplicates search mode.

Fixed bug: SearchMyFiles displayed incorrect size/dates information for filename beginning with dot character (In duplicates search mode).

Searchmyfiles selecting multiple files to delete windows#

Fixed issue: The properties and the other windows opened in the wrong monitor, on multi-monitors system.

Added ‘Auto Size Columns+Headers’ option, which allows you to automatically resize the columns according to the row values and column headers.

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 ‘File Owner’ column, which displays the owner of the found files, if the ‘Retrieve File Owner’ option is turned on.

You can now specify environment strings in the ‘Base Folders’ and ‘Excluded Folders’ fields (For example: %AppData% ).

You have to select this option from the combo-box, because the default option is to exclude files by extension.

You can now exclude files by using wildcards list.

With Windows wildcard parser in previous versions, you simply got the list of all files.

The new wildcard parser has some advantages, for example: if you search for *.*.*.*, you’ll get all files with 3 dot characters or more.When loading old config files, SearchMyFiles automatically converts all *.* wildcards to *.In order to return all files, you should use * instead of *.* With the new SearchMyFiles wildcard parser, *.* returns only files with extension. 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.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). SearchMyFiles now uses an internal wildcard parser instead of basing the search result on the wildcard parser of Windows.Added ‘Automatic’ to the ‘Summary File Size Unit’ option.Added ‘File Size Unit’ option to change the size unit (Bytes, KB, MB, GB, or Automatic) on non-summary mode.Increased the width of the drop-down list for some fields in the ‘Search Options’ window.SearchMyFiles.exe /BaseFolder ‘”c:\temp\folder1″, “c:\temp\folder2″‘ When single-quotes are used, you can specify double-quotes inside the search option value, for example: You can now specify the search options from command-line using single-quote characters (instead of double-quotes).Added ‘Clear Recent Files List’ option to the ‘Recent Config Files’ menu.Fixed SearchMyFiles to handle daylight saving time properly, like Explorer on Windows 7.Added support for searching text inside a file using wildcard, for example: Nir?oft, NirSoft*Utilities.Fixed bug from v2.46: SearchMyFiles stopped working on Windows 2000.When it’s turned on, all folders with 0 files are hidden in summary mode. Added ‘Hide Empty Summary Folders’ option.Added ‘Size on Disk’ column to the standard search mode.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.