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Folder Scout . Jump to your folders instantly.

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フォルダーを直接アクセス Folder Scout はドライブ、フォルダー、ファイルへのダイレクトなアクセスを提供。

Folder Scout は木の形体フォルダー構成を避け 重要なタスクに集中できるよう工夫されたプログラム。高スピード・エンジンによりコンピューターのどんなフォルダーを２，３の文字タイプによりアクセス可能を提供。

機能:

高スピード検索エンジンでリアルタイムの検索結果提供;
迅速に100,000のフォルダーを検索
フォルダー検索をF7キーを押すことにより迅速に実施;
好きなフォルダー、最近使用したフォルダー、資料へのアクセスを迅速に提供

Folder Scout LabはFolder Scout Professional版を66％の割引で提供。プロ版を本日限り $9.95 (通常価格 $29.95)で提供。 Folder Scout プロモーションページをこちらでアクセスして詳細をご覧ください。

必要なシステム:

Windows XP/ Vista / 7

出版社:

Folder Scout Labs

ホームページ:

http://www.folderscout.com/

ファイルサイズ:

4.29 MB

価格:

$ 19.95

他の製品

Folder Scout Professional

Folder Scout Professional includes all the Standard Edition features plus:

Network Drive Support;
Network Remote Catalogs;
Scheduled Autoscan;
Event Log File.

Please visit Folder Scout Promotion Page to learn more. Newer Version 1.3 includes a new 'Shared Catalogs Engine' for LAN/WAN environments. This brand new feature dramatically improves performance on networked environments like Offices, Company Branches and Corporative WANs.

66% off, only $9.95 (retail $29.95) to get full version. Buy Now.

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Win7　64bitにインストールしてみました。
使用したところ、先の方の書き込みからも分かりますが、
2バイト文字(全角/日本語文字)が文字化けしていました。
尚、ファイル名やフォルダ名に
1バイト文字(半角/英語文字)が使用されているものに関しては、
文字化け無く、表示されていました。

通常、日本語でファイル名やフォルダ名を入れている人には
このソフトは残念ながら快適に使えません。

日本語に対応していない現状では、
フリーソフトの
「Everything」や「Google デスクトップ」などなども
あるのでそちらを個人的にはオススメします。

回答 | a　a – 12 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (0)

確かに検索がとても速いが、日本語に対応していない点が残念。
英語圏の方にはとてもおすすめできるとおもう。

回答 | hoge – 12 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (0)

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I can and will not trust a company that is hiding behind the
whois-privacy-service.net registration service. No hint of where this company is located nor who they are or what they do (beside writing overpriced software).

Sorry - I have to pass this one...

Rollo – 12 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+124)

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@23 Preston - there is a great promo discount - Grab the pro version for $9.95

http://www.folderscout.com/partners/giveawayoftheday.html

When you read about the Network functionality and using remote catalogs it makes some of the existing comparisons less relevant.

I also use "Everything" (but only works on NTFS drives, and removable/network media isn't "Everythings" strength).
Everything does files & folders, FolderScout focuses on folders.
Listary does have a search as you type - but it only searches the current file dialog.
Listary does have a static "jump list" but I feel FolderScout does it better.
Listary does have better integration with common file dialogs, and integration with other file managers - such as Total Commander or xyplorer2. (FolderScout relies on copy/paste)

When someone jumps in to announce that the program they use is better than everything else - of course it depends on the task and user requirements - usually strong in one area, but weaker in another.

I'm a fan of free software, but when determining how good a piece of software is, you can't base everything on price. A piece of software doesn't become a better program if it halves in price or becomes free. The user might find owning/using the software has become more attractive - but the software itself hasn't become a better program. Good software should stand on it's merits independent of price.

When comparing software titles to the giveaway, rather than just hit google or download.com to search for everything else that sort of does the same thing (kinda) - to make any valid comparison or recommendation, you need to look at the features and specifically what the program does. It really helps if you use BOTH programs so you can make a comparison or recommendation.

Without explaining specifically "WHY" or "HOW" another program is better, the recommendation is worthless.

For people who post "Program X is what I use" - is about as useful when trying to compare software using the criteria "because I said so".

If the "Why" is simply "because it is free" - unless everything else is the same, that reason is also just wasting everyones time. Compare the software - anyone can compare a price sticker).

@23 Preston - there is a great promo discount - Grab the pro version for $9.95

http://www.folderscout.com/partners/giveawayoftheday.html

When you read about the Network functionality and using remote catalogs it makes some of the existing comparisons less relevant.

I also use "Everything" (but only works on NTFS drives, and removable/network media isn't "Everythings" strength).
Everything does files & folders, FolderScout focuses on folders.
Listary does have a search as you type - but it only searches the current file dialog.
Listary does have a static "jump list" but I feel FolderScout does it better.
Listary does have better integration with common file dialogs, and integration with other file managers - such as Total Commander or xyplorer2. (FolderScout relies on copy/paste)

When someone jumps in to announce that the program they use is better than everything else - of course it depends on the task and user requirements - usually strong in one area, but weaker in another.

I'm a fan of free software, but when determining how good a piece of software is, you can't base everything on price. A piece of software doesn't become a better program if it halves in price or becomes free. The user might find owning/using the software has become more attractive - but the software itself hasn't become a better program. Good software should stand on it's merits independent of price.

When comparing software titles to the giveaway, rather than just hit google or download.com to search for everything else that sort of does the same thing (kinda) - to make any valid comparison or recommendation, you need to look at the features and specifically what the program does. It really helps if you use BOTH programs so you can make a comparison or recommendation.

Without explaining specifically "WHY" or "HOW" another program is better, the recommendation is worthless.

For people who post "Program X <em>is what I use</em>" - is about as useful when trying to compare software using the criteria "<em>because I said so</em>".

If the "Why" is simply "because it is free" - unless everything else is the same, that reason is also just wasting everyones time. Compare the software - anyone can compare a price sticker).

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BuBBy – 12 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+110)

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$29.95 for a file search utility. Get serious. And it only searches within your computer. Freeware utilities such as Everything(my favorite, Effective File Search[efs]shareware or even the unpaid version of AvaFind do a remarkable job of quick indexing.

If you use Windows 7, then the search bar,though slower but faster than in XP,negates the need for such software.

Thanks but get real with the price!

KenyanPhoenix – 12 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+90)

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Re: #8

Hi Rollo,

Thanks for you comment. There are many reasons to use privacy ...

Here I am: About Folder Scout Labs

Folder Scout Labs is a Micro ISV company located at Seville, Spain - Europe.
The development team is as small as one person, like almost every Micro ISV's .
The Company is managed by Paul Scout (artistic name, of course), a professional programmer with more than twenty years of experience, son of the ZX Spectrum/Timex and the Commodore Amiga era.
Feel free to send an e-mail to support@folderscout.com if you have any question, comment, or suggestion. I will be happy to help you.

Paul Scout – 12 years ago – このコメントは役に立ちましたか？はい | いいえ (+73)

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Kenyan, thanks for your comments.

29,95$ is the price for Professional Edition: Network Drives Search, Remote Catalogs (LAN/WAN environments), Autoschedule and Event Log. Standard Edition is 19,95$ (well, today is free, you can get it also for free from TrialPay, and we run 30% off campaigns on a monthly basis).

I agree with: so many alternatives out there, of course.

I always like to imagine two people together with two computers, one using Windows Search and another using Folder Scout. On a normal working day in the office (usually looking for folders) the effectiveness of Folder Scout is evident. Just give it a try. After all .. it's FREE.