Twin Files Finder is the file management/search utility.
Primary functionality of the program is to allow user to locate duplicate files located on
the local or network drives. You can perform search using comprehensive set of search
criteria, including file attributes, file name and file size. File name mask can be defined
using Regular Expressions or standards wildcard character (*). Regular Expressions in
the File Mask allow greater flexibility than simple functionality offered by the wildcard.
For example when using Regular Expressions it is possible to search in one query for
files with different extensions.
Key program features:
·Allows searching for all true duplicate files (regardless of their names).
·Allows searching for all files with identical names.
·Allows searching for files matching provided search criteria (similar to Windows
Explorer build in search functionality).
·Uses regular expressions or wild cards to define search criteria.
·Allows saving search results for future references.
·Produces printable reports of search results.
·Allows quick reviewing of found files in text, Web Browser, image or binary
viewers.
·Integrates with third party file comparers.
·Provides functionality of byte-by-byte file comparison.
·Allows easy filtering of search results.
Release History
Version 2.0.9.613 (Released on June 13, 2009)
New functionality:
- Added new search mode: Search for files containing predefined text or binary sequence.
- Added new search mode: Search for files with similar names
- Improved GUI for search criteria
- Hex Viewer extension: added context menu for 'Find' and 'Go To' functionality
- Optimized search performance
Bug fixes:
- Bug fix: byte-by-byte comparer was returning "Files are identical" for files that differ.
- Bug fix: Duplicate files were double-counted when search creteria contained multiple
overlapping directories
Version 2.0.9.401 (Released April 01, 2009)
This was the first official public release. For
almost two years Twin Files Finder was used as an internal tool before we decided to
commercialize it (thus number 2 in the version number).