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LOL I just noticed one of the tools that he has on there the resolution changer I had seen it on the official AutoIT site… I must admit quality work from this person.Find duplicate files and remove them with Windows Powershell so ya AutoIT is great for theses type of jobs… Great work to the programmer…

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Spent a week already trying to find something that is in the open source area but in vain.ĭropIT was also made with AutoIT and because of it I was able to find out how to use movable transparency which in turn I made a card scratching game.

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Now considering you’ve found amazing gems in the past would you know of a program to manage technical writing / code snippets type of storage database as I’ve been collecting so much AutoIT code from everywhere I need to find a way to organize all of them. since I’ve seen what people can do I can’t stop playing with it. Right now I’m currently building a hidden object game maker with AutoIT but should you want to see something spectacular that was built with it someone actually made a Mario Bros game with it. Filters can be set to make it even faster, for instance by excluding files that are smaller than a specific size.ĪutoIT is my programming tool of choice… you can practically do anything with it. It takes 8 KB from the beginning, end and middle to compute the hash which makes it a fast solution when it comes to the functionality.

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Instead of calculating hash values from full files, it is only reading 24 Kilobytes in total to compute the hash. The program's duplicate file finder uses an ingenious system to test if files are duplicates.

The data can be exported to the clipboard or to a XML, HTML, CSV or ZIP file, and you can also use integrated third party tools like Hex Edit, HJSplit or Rename Files for further actions. You can copy or move select files, delete them, open them or run them using a different user account. The context menu displays the secure move option among many other options. You can theoretically use it as an image viewer, to browse a collection of images by switching to the show previews mode. You can sort the table with a click on a table header, display previews for select file types such as images, and use the right-click context menu to work with files listed here. Here you see all the files and directories matching the query sorted in a table. You will also see the speed of the search in files per second, and the total runtime of the operation.,Ī report window is opened afterwards automatically. Here you see information about the search progress, including the files and directories that have been analyzed so far, as well as the files and directories that match the selected filter. Once you have made your selection and clicked on the search button you are automatically taken to the progress tab.

Exclude or include hidden and system files.

Select the depth of directories that you want to scan recursively.

Collect all kinds of file information (dozens of options) including MD5 hash, path information, encoding, compression state, file version or time stamp.

Limit results to specific file extensions.

Use Regular Expression search or DOS wildcard search.

Search files, folders or inside file contents.

Here are a couple just to provide you with an overview of what you can expect here: Here you can select the locations on the computer that you want to search and make lots of - and I mean that - customizations. When you start the program you see the main search interface.

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The program can be run as a portable version if you like, or integrated in Windows Explorer.