VIDrive 1.0

- it looks inside all your HDDs (logical disks c:/, d:/ etc), CD-DVD drives, Flash memory sticks - it looks inside all your attached drives (via Localnet, Intranet, Internet, FTP) - you can get a table with all directories and files for any of your drives - you can sort a tables by Path, Name, Extention, Size, Date created, Date modified, Date accessed - you can get a table with doubled files (files with the same names and sizes) for any drive - you can find a files or directoreis by a part of the name (like ".avi", ".tmp", "my_orders_2009" etc) - you can open (run) any file or directory with your preferred program by simply double click it (or press enter) Quick start:

- run the program and wait a little (the first start in the morning can last some minutes, while the program collect all information) - you will see a little table "All Drives" with all drives and logical disks exists or attached at your computer - select any disk in the table "All Drives" and press Enter or double click it (for example "c:/") - two new tables will be open: "c:/ Directories" (all directoriesat disc c:/) and "c:/ Files" (all files at disk c:/) - select a table "c:/ Files", press Ctrl+f (or use menu "File / Find objects") and enter ".avi" as "What to find" - a new table "c:/ Found nnn files like .avi" with all avi files from disk c:/ will be open - double click at any of found files to play this avi-file with your preferred video player - select a table "c:/ Files", click a header of column "Name" to sort table by file name - press Ctr+d (or use menu "File/Find doubles") - a new table "c:/ Doubles" will be open with a list of all doubled files. You can select not needed files and press Delete key to delete all of them at ones

Requirements:	No special requirements
Release Date:	November 08, 2012
Platforms:	Win98, WinME, Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003, Windows Vista Home Basic
Keyword:	Analyser,  Attached Disk,  Directory,  Disk,  Double,  File,  Ftp,  Hdd,  List Of Directories,  List Of Files,  Memory Stick
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