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Yes, its hard to understand the goal.. Figured I'd jump in to save everyone the guess work. At first I thought you wanted both matching and non-matching names? but needed a way to sort them as such? But for that, you'd need to make a file-list first, so you could sort by "File List Filename&quo...

Hi, the basic format is: \FolderName\ !NamesToNotShow NameToShow
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Sorry, but I dont know the app well enough for any workarounds, but I'm pretty sure it doesnt index GrayScale metadata?? You could create a list of your GrayScale .tiff's for everything to read.. That'd give you something to filter them by. If you have exiftool, the command would be like: exiftool -...

Sorry, I didnt catch the "see all contents" part, so Froggie's last post is best for that.
Just throw in files: if you dont wanna see SubFolderNames directly beneath Apple.
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For the regexers out there: regex:C:.*\\apple\\resume\.[a-z]{3,4}$
Foldername must be Apple (not Apple2, etc).. Names must be like "Resume.ext" (3-or-4 chars in extension).
No need to worry about SubFolders.. Cheers!

Hi, you can add either nofiles: or folder: to whatever you're looking for.
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Hi, just wanted to note that some of the regexes could match names like abcCIM0001.jpg or CIM0001xyz.jpg
If its important to filter such names, you can use things like:
regex:"D:.*\\CIMG[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]\.(jpg|jpeg)$"
regex:"D:.*\\CIMG[0-9]{4}\.jpe{0,1}g$"

If it helps readability, you can always throw ORs into the LookAhead with \s.
^(?!\s*;|\s*$) should give the same results.

Hi.. As written, there's no problem with unicode filenames. I threw the comment in there for others, incase they wanted to do something else with the converted-string. It's really just a warning.. You never know how someone will take a batch, & mod it to suit their own needs. Dont quote me on th...

For an easy way to put regex-converted FolderPaths into the search-box: I wrote a batch that lets you right-click a folder, choose 'RegexInEverything' to do just that. You just need to create a reg-key that points to the batch's location, & you're good to go: There's only 2 files you need to cre...

Hi, here's a stricter version that wont rely on filenames having only 1-space
regex:"^[^ ]* [^-]"

Hi.. Unfortunately (? u ) is not a valid Perl extension for either PCRE or PCRE2. But the format: \x{###} suffices for matching u nicodes (leading 0's can be omitted). Same thing with \u for uppers-only and \l for lowers-only (neither PCRE/PCRE2). But you can always use (? - i) to terminate (?i) 's ...

Hi.. Here's two ways to PCRE-match: Any2Digits from 01-80 Alternates : ^([0][1-9] | [1-7][0-9] | 80)$ .. 01-09 .. | .. 10-79 .. | 80 Negated LookArounds: ^(? ! 00)([0-8][0-9])(? <! 8[1-9])$ Not00->(00 thru 89) < -Not 81-89 Without regex enabled, both examples need quoting because of the | < ! charac...

Hi, here's a way to rename them.. Got the \\?\ prefix-method from therube on another forum (thanx). Recursively remove 1-trailing dot from filenames.. Run it as-is to preview your NewNames: ForFiles /s /m *. /c "cmd /c if @isdir==FALSE echo ren \\?\@path @fname" 2>nul It creates rename com...

@NotNull: Thanks, I didnt realise that.. In fact, I thought you were pulling my leg with that 'bulk-rename' bit. Problem is, I was still using the 'minimalist' v1.3.0.632b, so I just couldn't get it to work. I do very much like that feature, so needless to say, I'm now using the latest version. Very...

Thanks for the help everyone, I had left the portable version 1.3.0.632 running in the background. Trying to launch another version just brings up the background-running app's GUI.. Sorry for the confusion, I should've figured that out. The only thing I can figure, is either I missed the dialog box ...

Hi, Nope, I downloaded several versions trying to get something to work.. Not one provided that dialog box. To make matters worse, every portable version reported: Version 1.3.0.632b via Help/AboutEverything. In case you're wondering, they're not the same executable, they're just coded with the same...

Hi I tried several portable versions of Everything, but never once managed to see any files by default . When the app ran a 1st-time, it did always create an Everything.ini upon exiting, but never an Everything.db Searching for * or .* (with regex-enabled) never yeilded any results in the file-list....