Advanced File Finder

It is not a difficult thing to locate the items that are stored in your computer system, provided you have a good memory and every file is organized properly or you have an indexed mentioned specifically build for it. But most of us do not have the time or patience to keep all the files in such organized way. Also it is in inevitable that one file that you haven’t touched for years you can get it instantly. Even if you try the search function of Windows you will get the searched file quite late or you might never get the file as it is located in sub folder. That is the reason I have quit using the Windows search and have started using UltraFileSearch Std 3.0.0.13120. With this software solution it has become a piece of cake to find the files stored in your system in ease.

UltraFileSearch Std 3.0.0.13120 with its ultra fast search engine aids in quick and effective searching of files no matter where ever they are located in the computer system. Other than the local drive of the computer, UltraFileSearch Std 3.0.0.13120 provides the option to find out items that are situated in USB, external Hard drive, DVD, CD-ROM and even flash drives. It do no employ background-indexing and hence is capable of achieving high-fi speed in the search. It supports all kinds of file formats that includes HTML, CSV, XML, media files and many more. As you will get the files after search you can then filter them as per the names or date.

I was highly impressed by the overall performance of UltraFileSearch Std 3.0.0.13120 and thought of rating this solution with a respectable score of three and half on three. So if you want to find a solution that can aid in quick and effective search then this is one for you.

Generate file list of all files with specific name pattern, extension, properties and attributes, as well as text and binary content by recursively scanning specified directories and searching for matching files. All files can then be saved to file list; copied to a new location specified using either absolute or relative folder paths; or renamed. Program can use advanced wildcards, RegEx, and case sensitivity options when checking file names. You can specify file name patterns to exclude from search, as well as directory scanning depth. When looking for files, program can inspect file contents by looking for specific text or byte pattern. File search can be further limited by specifing file size, dates, and attribute parameters.
Process 1000s of files using multiple CPU cores in manual, automatic/continuous, triggered/scheduled, or console modes, or directly from Windows Explorer right-click menu. Save files to output directory specified using either absolute or relative path, with original or new name defined by a mask. Perform different operations on different files with conditional processing and process branching. Detailed processing logs are available in both user interface and log files. Run multiple program instances simultaneously.