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FileSeek

Have you ever needed to find a file buried somewhere in your computer? Have you ever needed to find a specific string of text inside a file? FileSeek is the answer! FileSeek can:

  • Search for text string matches inside any kind of file
  • Match Regular Expressions inside any kind of file
  • Search a folder and all of it’s sub-folders
  • Match 1 or more file patterns, like *.jpg, file?.txt or anything else you can imagine
  • Exclude 1 or more file patterns from your search, like *.exe or *.dll

FileSeek is lightning fast, small and super easy to use. It can even be integrated right into the Windows Explorer right-click menu to provide quick and easy access.

FileSeek

System Requirements

  • Windows 2000, 2003, XP or Vista
  • Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0

Download 

FileSeekFileSeek v1.5.0 ~ With Installer ~ Recommended (366 KB) ~ June 24, 2008
FileSeek v1.5.0 ~ No Installer (110 KB) ~ June 24, 2008

Do you like FileSeek? Would you like to help keep this great software free? Consider supporting Binary Fortress Software by purchasing a $10 Pro license for DisplayFusion. If you have multiple monitors, DisplayFusion can help you manage your wallpaper and provides excellent window management hotkeys.

FileSeek requires the Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0.
Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0 for x86
Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0 for x64



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Discussion Forum

Q. I receive the error “The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application.” when I try to launch DisplayFusion.
A. You must have the Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0 framework installed. Please check the Download section (above) for links to the Framework.

Q. How can I do a silent installation?
A. You can do a silent installation by using the command line parameter “/SILENT”.

Q. How do I use the “Regular Expression Match” search option?
A. With this option you can use the power of regular expressions to search for complex text string inside your files. For example, to find all HTML tags inside a file use the expression <(.|\n)*?>