Contents 

Introduction
What is WinCatalog?
System requirements
Quick start with WinCatalog
Operations with catalog
Creation, Saving and Opening
Navigation
Importing from another collection
Exporting a part of the collection into another .wcat file
Generating Reports
Generating Reoprts
Report example: Modern
Report example: Classic
Report example: Simple
Operations with disks and folders
Adding a disk or a folder to the catalog
Remove the disks, folders and files from the catalog
Synchronizing a disk or folder in the catalog
Operations with individual files
Adding a file to the catalog
Remove files from the catalog
Synchronizing a file in the catalog
Move file to another location in the catalog
Operations with virtual folders
Function of virtual folders
Adding a virtual folder to the catalog
Remove the virtual folder from the catalog
Move virtual folder to another location in the catalog
Operations with custom records
Function of custom records
Adding a custom record to the catalog
Remove custom record from the catalog
Move custom record to another location in the catalog
Working with items of the collection
Viewing the item properties
Editing the comments
Working with keywords
Function of the keywords
Adding a keyword
Deleting keywords
Editing keywords
Linking keywords to items
Working with contact list
Contact list functions.
Adding a user
Removing a user
Editing the user data
Viewing the disks lent to the user.
Lending disks to users
Search in catalog
Search window
Search for Items: files, folders etc
Search for duplicates
Regular expressions search
User interface
The main window
WinCatalog Settings
Toolbar of the main window
Technical support and feedback
Technical support
Feedback form
License and ordering
End-user licence
Ordering info
Limitations of unregistered version
WinCatalog™ Upgrade Policy
Copyrights
Activation
How to activate WinCatalog
What is Product Activation Wizard?
Download the latest version
Our website

WinCatalog 2009 Online Help

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Search for duplicates
 

To search for duplicates

  1. Select the Tools | Search menu item to open the search window.
  2. Click Search for duplicates
  3. Type part or all of the name of the file or folder, or type a word or phrase that is in the file.
  4. Mark Search also by file name to search both by the name of a file and the name of an item.
  5. Type a part of the comment of the file or folder.
  6. If you do not know either piece of information or want to narrow your search further, select one or more of the remaining options:
    • In Look in, click the drive, folder, or network you want to search.
    • Click When was it modified? to look for files that were created or modified on or between specific dates.
    • Click What size is it? to look for files of a specific size.
  7. Find duplicates by:
    • Click Name to find items with the same name.
    • Click Size to find items with equal size.
    • Click Last modified date to find items which were modified at the same time.
    • Note: the multiple criteria use the logical AND. For example, if you mark 'Name' and 'Size', it means searching for duplicates where names and sizes are the same.
  8. Click Start.

Note: If you get too many results, try using additional search criteria to make your search more specific.

 

 

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