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General Software Discussion / Re: Join Clips
« Last post by Contro on December 23, 2012, 05:03 PM »PC magazine's WinPaste don't go in seven, but Dr. Mike is perfect and simple.














Everything would be better - let it run in the background, bring it up with a hotkey and then just start typing the name - searching would be near instantaneous.
Just create a Search Filter to restrict it to the O:\Screenshots\ directory - note the trailing \.-4wd (December 21, 2012, 12:52 AM)

If I understand you correctly, then I am not sure you would need a script for this. (?)
It looks like you are after a simple filename search.
If you didn't have or want to use the main Win7 Start menu Windows Search to do it (why not if you had it?), then my suggestion for this would be to install something like Locate32 (for example), and just manually type in the date/time (or other keyword) into the Locate32 search box, which will find the screenshot file PDQ.
You could have a script to automate that to some extent, I suppose, but it might not be much more efficient than doing it manually.
Have you checked Windows Help to read up about setting up Windows Search and Indexing? If you used that as the main file search, then it should be pretty much bullet-proof once you had it set up and running. Seriously powerful stuff.-IainB (December 19, 2012, 05:43 AM)



-ehh... by Microsoft?
"This feature was not implemented in Vista or 7".-Curt (December 19, 2012, 08:56 AM)










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