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• Super Search is a Drive File Search Utility
• Operates on Local, External & Mapped Drives
• Search & Find Any File on Any Drive In Seconds
• Uses Pattern & Wild Cards (* ?)
• Review All Unique Folder and Sub Folders
• Copy Any File from Any Folder to Any Folder
• Copy Any Folder and Subfolder/s to Any Folder
• Create Desktop Shortcut to Any File
• Copy Path to File to Clipboard
• Execute or Open Most Types of Files
• Review Folders and Display Files in Same Folder as Selected File
As the price of drives go down and the size of drives goes up, the number of files we have increases dramatically. The problem comes when we lose a file. Windows search takes forever. As a programmer the situation for me is more than irritation. I have tons of source code for software I have written and need to keep up to date. Procedures, functions, dll's, ocx's, icons and images that I need to reuse. After one especially frustrating search I finally took some time and wrote and rewrote this program until I got what I needed. It has saved me a lot of time. The first time you run the program, it will give you a list of drives on your machine and ask you to select those that you want to include. The time for the initial setup will vary from a couple minutes to 10 -20 minutes depending on the number and size of drives involved. After that the lookup is seconds. This is great for locating music, pictures, whatever, wherever.
Ever Lost Track of A File?

you know it's there some where, but where. If you remember anything about the file, say the file extension you can search with a pattern like *.JPG (case does not matter) and all files with a .jpg extension will be displayed. If you know the approximate date you saved or updated the file you can click on the can click on the Header Last Update to order the display by the date it was stored or updated. If you know of a word or a part of a word in the file name you can use the Locate A File Function to filter the records displayed that contain that word.

More About The Search Pattern

If you examine the column marked Full Path you will see the full path to each file. When you enter your search pattern a entry of *.mov will show all files that have a extension of .mov regardless of the path. If you know that you store .mov files in a folder called family movie your search pattern could be *family*.mov which would show any file which has the word “family” anywhere in the path and a ext of .mov