the folders and sub-folders where the file is stored). Now, everything has its limitations, and so does Everything: it only indexes file names and paths (i.e. Doubleclick the file to open it or drag and drop it into your email to send it off or whatever you want to do with it. – Of course, if you know the file name (or parts thereof) you would type that. You start typing whatever you remember about the file, say, you know it’s in your dropbox and it’s a png file, so you type “dropbox png” (without the quotation marks) and it will immediately show you all png files in your dropbox (make sure you have “Match Path” activated in the Search Menu):Īs you can see in the screenshot, you may not even have to type the whole word dropbox. You just press a shortcut of your choice (In my case: Ctrl + Shift + J), a search window opens: I’ve been using it for years and it’s about time I mention it here. Haha, what a weird title! So let’s get this straight first: with “Everything”, I mean this little freeware program called Everything, which allows you to find any file on your computer within one second.
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