AllDup 3.3.25
Category: Windows
Size: 3.21 MB
www.glavasic.net * www.stvarnost.com
AllDup is a freeware tool for searching and removing file duplicates on your computer. The fast search algorithm find duplicates of any file type, e.g., text, pictures, music or movies. The powerful search engine enables you to find duplicates with a combination of the following criteria: File Name, File Extension, File Size, File Content, Last Modified Date, Create Date, File Attributes and Hard Links
Features:
Freeware for private and commercial use
Fast search algorithm
Find duplicates with a combination of the following criteria: file content, file name, file extension, file dates and file attributes!
Search is performed in multiple specified folders, drives, media storages, CD/DVDs, network drives...
Search through an unlimited number of files and folders
Search for duplicates of music and video files
Search for duplicates of digital photo files
Search for duplicates of executable and any other files
Search for hard links
Entire folders or individual files can be excluded from the search by masks or size conditions
The built-in file viewer allows you to preview many different file formats and analyze the content of the file before deciding what to do with it
Ignore the ID3 tags of MP3 files
Convenient search result list
Many flexible options help you to select unnecessary duplicates automatically
The unnecessary duplicates can be deleted permanently or copied/moved to a folder of your choice
Save and restore the search result for continue working later
Export the search result to TXT or CSV file
Turn duplicate files into hard links (NTFS file systems only) or shortcuts
Detailed log file about all actions
INSTALL
It's a freeware!
CNET REVIEW:
Back when disk drives were huge in size yet minuscule in capacity, duplicate files were like coronary blockages, a growing problem that could crash the system at any time. Programmers responded with duplicate file finders, which had a bad habit of misidentifying duplicates. Today, duplicate files are more like stubborn body fat, your PC's "love handles": Not exactly welcome, but too much trouble to remove. Good thing the programmers aren't taking it lying down! For example, there's AllDup from Michael Thummerer Software Design. It's a free duplicate finder that seems to have an answer for every question, at least those pertaining to finding and rooting out duplicate files, wherever they hide.
AllDup's default interface displayed our drives and folders with checkboxes to select them for searching. Log and Profiles buttons are handy if, for instance, you regularly upload a lot of snapshots from your camera. We were impressed by numerous options for configuring, filtering, and displaying search results, most customizable via buttons with labels such as Add, Enter Text, Replace, Edit, Open, Remove, and Check. Despite its extensive filtering and targeting options, AllDup proved pretty easy to use. Starting with the Pictures folder on the C drive, we applied it to several drives, finding not only duplicate images and media files but also multiple copies of some programs and updates in different download folders. As with all responsible duplicate finders, it can move files to a safe folder for review before you delete them. AllDup has some nice extras, such as the ability to add an entry to Explorer's context menu, to designate external programs like Word for tasks like file comparison, and to specify plug-ins that the preview pane will use to display certain file types, such as media files.
AllDup seems to have things covered when it comes to comparing files by name, size, extension, and attributes--even byte-by-byte Content analysis--as well as excluding things you want left alone. Of course, all the options in the world are useless if you don't take the time to go through them, but we found AllDup's settings easy to handle. AllDup shows that free duplicate file finders have come a long way.
PUBLISHER'S REVIEW:
Scan your drives for duplicates files and remove them to free up hard disk space. This search engine enables you to find duplicates with a combination of the following criteria: file name, file extension, file content, file dates, file attributes. Flexible scan settings allow you to search files by masks or size conditions. The unnecessary duplicates can be deleted permanently or copied/moved to a folder of you choice. For your safety all files can be moved to the Recycle Bin or a special backup folder. No more file clones or file duplicates. Now your MP3, music, photo or movie collection is clear from duplicate files with such powerful duplicate file remover as AllDup. Clear your computer, music or photo collection from duplicate files. Remove duplicate files faster and safer than with any other duplicate file finder.
What's new in this version: Version 3.3.25 added the option "Background color of selected files" in Search Result / Menu Bar / Options and now the progress of the search will be shown at the taskbar.
NOTE: We will seed for 20 complete downloads. Those that like this kind of music should consider seeding themselves for a while as to give others a chance to download it as well. DOWNLOAD AND SHARE!
www.glavasic.net * www.stvarnost.com
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February 2012
