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Great! And way faster indeed! Thanks!

wOxxOm, great improvements that you added there! Just one question, why does the highlighter travel down when it's supposed to stay in the first line?

What highlighter?
maybe a small screenshot to make things clear?

Thanks, wOxxOm! Excellent improvement over Rajat's excellent script!

I just had to change this: Gui, Font, S10 [...]
to: Gui, Font, S8 [...]
because Open and Scan were partly invisible (I use large fonts). I didn't have this problem with Rajat's original script.

Hi,
great script, my favorite program launcher!

Just an general/obvious "info" for users of the fantastic script: You can speed up mass-file operations, by temporarily deactivating the virus scanner.

While the scripts reads all files (scan), the cpu load is almost 100%, but not AHK or the script wastes the time, it was my virus scanner.

If you have to update the cache file and you're waiting for the script to finish, you can speed things up, by disabling the virus scanner (but do NOT forget to turn it on again)

I've changed my script to stop the service and re-run it when finished creating the cache file.


Ciao
Micha

Rajat and others,

this is really the app I was looking for since some weeks.
Thank you for sharing it !

In order to be able to sort the files in anti-chronologic order (newest first),
I need to change the date format from "dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm" to "yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm".

Can someone tell me how and where this can be changed?

I replaced the line by
about linenr. 457

Thanks, Robiandi.

That worked indeed fine !

@cire: very useful for me are the following changes:
I comment the line ,about lineno. 178 and add a line:
After the first (about lineno. 224)I insert
This makes the GUI resizable.

you forgot to mention the line(s) where you jump to the guisize: lablel !

Cordially,
Cire

- it's a built-in label (like GuiClose).

Does the list file automatically get updated when new files are added to a scanned folder, or do you have to manually press the scan button?

Im looking for a script that does this (or im going to start working if one doesnt already exist)

I have about 16,000 PDF files with unique filenames in a folder, but some of them revisions. Examples: 1234.pdf, 1234_00.pdf, 1234_01.pdf, etc. I would like the user to be able to type a filename they are looking for, and the script searches for all files with that #. So if the user types 1234, all files thta start with 1234 will show up in the search. The user would then be able to double-click any of the filenames to open the PDF.

Files are added to the store directory often, probably every hour. There will be about 15-20 users using this search tool.

Anyone have any recommendations?

Maybe:

1 óra = 1 hour = 60 minutes = 3,600 seconds = 3,600,000 milliseconds.

Otherwise, there is somewhere on this forum a script using DllCalls to monitor changes to a folder. A little search and it should show up.

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vPhiLho := RegExReplace("Philippe Lhoste", "^(\w{3})\w*\s+\b(\w{3})\w*$", "$1$2")