Search for files with creation date in the specified time interval. Instead of an explicit time interval, the maximum or minimum date can also be specified. Search for files with access date in the specified time interval. Information: The search only refers to file sizes, folder sizes are not taken into account. It is therefore recommended to use additional search criteria. Information: The full text search is time consuming. Information: The available file groups can be adjusted under 'Options > Configure file groups.įull text search for all files, in whose file content the word 'license' occurs. Search for all files with the file extension 'txt'. Search for all files and folders in the Windows folder. Search for all files whose file name contains the word 'readme'. This is the default property that is used when no property is explicitly specified. There are abbreviated notations for individual properties, which can be found in the table below. This property and this operator are the default values used in the search. Regardless of this, the = character can generally be omitted as an operator. Information: When searching for file names, name: can be omitted. The following table shows all available properties, operators and conjunctions that you can use in UltraSearch. The search syntax is structured as follows:įinds all files whose name (property) matches (operator) the word readme (value).įinds all files with 'readme' OR 'movie' in their name. For most keywords, there is a abbreviated form for faster search entry.
Below you will find a description of the permitted keywords and some use cases. It is also possible to use wildcards and regular expressions. Search terms can be combined via 'AND' or 'OR' and file names can be excluded from the search using the syntax. Besides file names, certain keywords offer the possibility to search for file extensions, file groups or file contents. UltraSearch provides a syntax that allows you to customize your search quickly and flexibly.
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