Textractor

Have you ever looked for a file whose name you can't remember? But you know words from the content and that's where Textractor comes in. Textractor searches for keywords within texts, letters or source code on your hard disk or disk, also as an Accessory, because mostly during a text editing a text has to be searched for. Textractor extracts a list and immediately shows the name of the file with the found keywords, including context. At the push of a button, the entire file is loaded and displayed (ASCII or Wordplus format). You can choose to jump to the terms found in the entire file, or you can view only the text group around your keywords to condense the information. Individual partitions, up to three file filters, a maximum of three path specifications and date specifications can be used to limit each search. Textractor also offers... - allows the use of synonym lists (e.g. printer=printer=plotter) - saving and loading of complete searches and/or settings - every character can be converted via an ASCII filter table