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can any explorer alternative do this?

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x16wda:
Look at Agent Ransack.  It does not continually index files, it searches on request, so if you would rather have something that eats cpu cycles and memory and disk space continuously then this may not be for you.

Renegade:
Look at Agent Ransack.  It does not continually index files, it searches on request, so if you would rather have something that eats cpu cycles and memory and disk space continuously then this may not be for you.
-x16wda (April 17, 2012, 07:23 PM)
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I've used that in the past. It was very good.

kalos:
Look at Agent Ransack.  It does not continually index files, it searches on request, so if you would rather have something that eats cpu cycles and memory and disk space continuously then this may not be for you.
-x16wda (April 17, 2012, 07:23 PM)
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it looks impressive

but a search text field in every windows explorer (or other explorer) window is a must :/

any chance?

IainB:
I have been using xplorer² and its predecessors for years.    :Thmbsup: :Thmbsup: :Thmbsup:
Amazingly powerful explorer tool. It does all that you seem to require, and a lot more.
If you wish, it can also act as an automatic replacement for your Windows Explorer.
You can download a 21-day free trial from here: http://zabkat.com/

tomos:
XYplorer has a very fast search - a bit more advanced than a box in the corner though!
But can also be used fairly simply...

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