Agent Ransack
Agent Ransack is a tool for finding files and information on your hard drive fast and efficiently.
Agent Ransack is a tool for finding files and information on your hard drive fast and efficiently. When searching the contents of files Agent Ransack also displays the text found. Users can then quickly browse the results without having to separately open each file!
Agent Ransack provides compelling advantages over similar search tools:-Regular expressions that allow complex rule based searches.- Immediate contents results view -Various wizards to walk the user through the searching process.
Please note the following from the Mythicsoft website:
"
FileLocator Lite is a rebranding of Agent Ransack for corporate environments."
Agent Ransack provides compelling advantages over similar search tools:-Regular expressions that allow complex rule based searches.- Immediate contents results view -Various wizards to walk the user through the searching process.
Please note the following from the Mythicsoft website:
"
FileLocator Lite is a rebranding of Agent Ransack for corporate environments."Comments and Reviews
Category
File ManagementTags
- filesearch
- text-search
- search-tool
- search-text-in-files
awesome! much faster than the integrated Windows 7 search!!!
Absolutely needed for Windows 7 and Windows 8! Couldn't imagine running the system without this. It's quick and simple to search for files, especially by contents.
Reply written more than a year ago
Awesome. One hundred times faster than the standard windows 10 finder.
Nice option to copy file path as text - useful if you are explaining things to people.
No indexing! Slow, slow, outdated principle.
Live search always very slow, Anytxt is a free desktop search tool base on index. You can have a try.
Everything and Anytxt are the best free search tool, I think.
Reply written more than a year ago
I've never seen it slow & I've always seen it correct (that is, for as much as you will ever know). Indexing (like used on Windows) has a big issue with delivering correct results. My rule is: if it isn't correct, it doesn't matter how fast it was. Now, Ransack always seems to be correct.
Reply written more than a year ago