DupScout Pro – Duplicate Files Finder – 24-Hours Giveaway

[ocsid80]

Download DupScout Pro from the following web site:

http://www.dupscout.com

And use the following unlock key to register the product:

5335-1398-3713-2828

The unlock key is good for an unlimited number of product registrations during 24 hours.

Feedback and suggestions about the product are very welcome.

[cmpm]

In general, most duplicate finders are useless to me. But this one has some good options that make this dup finder actually usable for productive work.

Thanks.

[ocsid80]

The giveaway has been ended.

[40hz]

Sounds handy.

Too bad the announcement was only for 24-hours and made on a Saturday. Autumn weekends are low computer use days for me so I missed it. Oh well...

[Shades]

The interface and speed of this piece of software are parts that I like a lot.

My main problem with this (default settings) is that it found some doubles and that you cannot select which one you want to keep. The software locks one of the files and and you can select if you want the other file to be moved, hard-linked, deleted, etc.

[ocsid80]

The interface and speed of this piece of software are parts that I like a lot.

My main problem with this (default settings) is that it found some doubles and that you cannot select which one you want to keep. The software locks one of the files and and you can select if you want the other file to be moved, hard-linked, deleted, etc.

-Shades (October 27, 2013, 09:22 AM)

There are a number of ways to change the original file selected in each set of duplicate files:

1. Open a set of duplicate files, select a duplicate file, press the right mouse button and select the 'Set as Original' menu item.
2. Select a number of duplicate file sets in the main view, press the right mouse button and select the 'Select -> Select Newest Files as Duplicates' menu item.
3. Select a number of duplicate file sets in the main view, press the right mouse button and select the 'Select -> Select Oldest Files as Duplicates' menu item.
4. Select a number of duplicate file sets in the main view, press the right mouse button and select the 'Select -> Select Duplicates by Location' menu item.

[Shades]

Now I had more time to look into the features of DupScout and I found the switch option between oldest/newest duplicates, so that is already not a real problem anymore.

Thank you for responding so quickly, which improves the (already positive) impression one gets after running this software.