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MajorGeeks.Com » News » February 2015 » Recent Files Scanner searches for recently changed files

Recent Files Scanner searches for recently changed files


Posted by: Jon Ben-Mayor on 02/17/2015 03:34 AM [ comments Comments ]


If you have ever lost track of a file by either placing it in the wrong folder or simply forgetting what you did with it - worry no more. Now you can scan your folders for files that have been recently changed.



Recent Files Scanner is a Windows .Net graphical utility that searches your hard drive's folders for recently changed files.

Along with searching on request, Recent Files Scanner can watch a folder for changes to it or any of its sub-folders. The results are displayed as the changes occur.

The scanner is fast and easy to use. Every element has pop-up explanatory text.

Features:

  • Using a date range, searches a folder and its sub-folders for files changed within that range.
  • Files are displayed in columns and can be sorted many ways.
  • Results can be exported to Excel (2007+).
  • Searches can be restricted to certain types of files and certain sub-folders.
  • Text within documents can also be searched.
  • In "watching" mode, the scanner reports changes to the folder collection as they occur.
  • For any file listed, you can open the file (i.e. launch Word, Excel or other application), view the containing folder, view the file's properties or see its thumbnail.

    http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/recent_files_scanner.html



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