
Effective File Search
What is Effective File Search?
Effective File Search (EFS) is a powerful but easy to use search tool. Search any files on your computer or local network with this effective software. EFS is a real replacement for the Windows Search utility. You can save a lot of time with this excellent file search tool.
Main features: Search of files in folders or search results Filtering by file date and size Search of files containing text or hex Support of regular expressions for advanced searches Support of all popular file formats (MS Office, OpenOffice, PDF, RTF, HTML and many other text and binary files) Actions with search results (copy, delete, rename etc.) Windows Explorer functionality (icons, context menus etc.) Advanced print, export and report functions for your business All results and parameters can be saved to file Administrative options, automation (script language) and other advanced functions
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- English
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File ManagementRecent user activities on Effective File Search
Graziella added Effective File Search as alternative(s) to GCstar
NosaLee added Effective File Search as alternative(s) to Advanced Recent Access
Brandt thinks Everything is an alternative to Effective File Search
Effective File Search
aka. File Search (sowsoft)
aka. EFS ... (and efs)
Installer only, no portable version by any other vendor (that I could find)
There are several unrelated file/folder finders all called "File Search" ... just to add to confusion
I ran the "setup.exe" in a sandbox, because the "Effective File Search" website is a VPN server and not a self hosted secure (HTTPS) website.
EFS leaves a lot to be desired ... not very impressive
. . . ie, no Shell integration
( my initial test was 15 items short of other reliable file-finders (UtraSearch, FileSearchEX)
( until I discovered the "Files" checkbox was unchecked
IMO ... There are better file finders available . . . especially those that are integrated into WinExp context menu
Tested in SandBoxie environment