UltraSearch has released version 4.8.3.1183, a fast and efficient tool for locating files and folders on local NTFS drives. Unlike traditional search methods that rely on indexing, UltraSearch directly interacts with the Master File Table (MFT), allowing it to deliver results within seconds. This feature is particularly beneficial for users who prefer not to enable indexing but still require quick search capabilities.
As you type a file name or a search pattern, such as *.exe, UltraSearch presents results in real-time, akin to an autocomplete function. The search outcomes include detailed information like file size, modification dates, and last access times, enhancing user experience. Users can easily access UltraSearch through the context menu by right-clicking.
Additionally, the software allows users to implement an exclude filter, enabling them to omit specific folders, files, or file types from their search. The results can be organized based on various criteria and can be printed or exported in multiple formats, including text, RTF, HTML, CSV, and Excel. Another convenient feature is the ability to save up to 100 recently used search patterns, which can be quickly accessed from a drop-down list.
In conclusion, UltraSearch 4.8.3.1183 is an excellent solution for users seeking a quick and flexible file search tool that prioritizes speed and customization. With its real-time search capabilities and various export options, it facilitates efficient file management for both casual and advanced users. Future updates could focus on enhancing user interface design and incorporating additional filters or advanced search parameters for an even more tailored experience
As you type a file name or a search pattern, such as *.exe, UltraSearch presents results in real-time, akin to an autocomplete function. The search outcomes include detailed information like file size, modification dates, and last access times, enhancing user experience. Users can easily access UltraSearch through the context menu by right-clicking.
Additionally, the software allows users to implement an exclude filter, enabling them to omit specific folders, files, or file types from their search. The results can be organized based on various criteria and can be printed or exported in multiple formats, including text, RTF, HTML, CSV, and Excel. Another convenient feature is the ability to save up to 100 recently used search patterns, which can be quickly accessed from a drop-down list.
In conclusion, UltraSearch 4.8.3.1183 is an excellent solution for users seeking a quick and flexible file search tool that prioritizes speed and customization. With its real-time search capabilities and various export options, it facilitates efficient file management for both casual and advanced users. Future updates could focus on enhancing user interface design and incorporating additional filters or advanced search parameters for an even more tailored experience
UltraSearch 4.8.3.1183 released
UltraSearch finds files and folders on local NTFS drives, providing the results in just a few seconds.
