Thanks for sharing!Originally Posted by duhvinci
Here's a link to developer site, and one for downloads page on SourceForge.
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Re: recursive searching for a string.
Thanks for sharing!
Here's a link to developer site, and one for downloads page on SourceForge.
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Re: recursive searching for a string.
You betcha!
When I made a move to Win7 it was one of the first utilities I sought out. MS really hobbled search in regards to finding file content.
Re: recursive searching for a string.
GrepWin also has a portable executable, which meets OP request.
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Re: recursive searching for a string.
FWIW -
AstroGrep (4.5/19) is more highly rated than GrepWin (3.9/7); I haven't tried either personally.
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Re: recursive searching for a string.
Don't get me started on Windows search.
(a) I've had it not return any results, when I'm sitting there looking at the result in another window.
(b) I've started a search for a file that I know exists, and then went poking around in another window and found it manually long before I gave up waiting on Win Search...
As for finding strings inside of files, FINDSTR at the CMD prompt seems to do pretty good.
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