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Network Searcher, Dig Deeper
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Every modern operating system has a built-in file search engine; some of them can even search network resources. They are pretty, well-animated, and impressive. However, they are extremely slow, and when it comes to the real «get me something I don’t know what exactly» job, they imitate the search process, but all they can normally find is something that lies right above the surface and doesn’t actually require search — a kind of a quick-finder for lazy folks. Should you need to find something not so obvious, even the common audio tracks, setup files, specific documents or any other specific files — you will need a more effective search engine.
Network Searcher, as the name suggests, is a tool for searching data in folders shared over local networks. Unlike the operating systems’ «native» search engines, Network Searcher is a lot faster than its «kin», as it launches multiple search threads at once and thus speeds up the search by many times. This is a really effective files search tool. Like an X-ray, it is capable of seeing through hidden shares, letting you to see and get rid of the stuff you don’t want to have on your network, like viruses, illegal software, and other malware. You can narrow your search with wildcards and file masks, and the scope of the search can be restricted by particular networks, domains, groups, folders or IP ranges and subnets. The software comes with a number of search presets — masks, filters, search locations, file types, names and sizes, which can be all customized for each individual search.
Search results appear in the tree-like form, which makes the navigation through search results easy and convenient. Search reports are available in the plain-text, HTML, XML, formats, and the WinAmp playlist format is especially great for viewing and listening found MP3 audio files.
This is the most effective tool to scan network and dig out stuff hidden in the outermost spots of your network. You can save a lot of time with this file searching tool. | | | Learn more about Network Searcher… |
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