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Thanks for your scripts. I tried them, but they did not work correctly, at least in Win 10. Catd.cmd in particular failed, while allefu.cmd throws an error. Catd.cmd failure : I realized after sometime why was so. When the OS is not in English the catd.cmd does not capture VolumeName and Serial corr...

NotNull wrote: ↑Wed Jan 29, 2020 6:38 pm I am not the author of Everything

I thought you were involved in some way in building or maintaining it. If not so, my congratulations for your dedication and the expertise of your support.

Thanks again NotNull, also for the exact code you gave. It seems even to work just doing (using the initial scenario I asked): regex:"star([3-5])" I tried myself the other way, i.e. enabling Regex under Search Menu (shortcut Ctrl-R) and with this script it works: star([3-5]) More in genera...

Thanks NotNull for your suggestion.

But, as I wrote, I would be interested to know if it can be used the "greater than" or the "number range" functions, if they can work in this kind of search. This is because I also deal with situations where numbers are much more than 5.

Thanks again for this exceptional piece of software. My question is probably trivial. I read the help file for using the operators, but probably I did not understand everything. Some examples for each operator would have been helpful. My scenario is the following: I put in the file names (given the ...

Hi maxfactor, yours is an additional twist in what I am looking for. Namely, if with ET I keep history on, I would not like to see twice (or more) in the database the same pendrive contents: once because it appeared in letter F:/ and twice because another time it appered in letter G:/. But my reques...

This link seems to offer some possible solutions. https://superuser.com/questions/244579/copy-unc-network-path-not-drive-letter-for-paths-on-mapped-drives-from-windows I cannot test the program mentioned (needs FrameNet, that I do not use and want), but it seems that it can give in the context menu ...

ET is a gem. I keep track also of my movable HDDs. Even when they are not mounted I can search what they contain. Hence I use ET also like a more dedicated program such as "where is it". Now the question. Portable HDDs and USB pen drives do not mount always to the same drive letter. And I ...