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Katalog is a desktop application to manage catalogs of disks and files: - Create catalogs from different sources or devices, - Search files even when the devices are disconnected, and find duplicates or differences - Organize your Collection of catalogs, Storage devices, and Virtual storage devices and get Statistics, - Backup or Archive files between catalogs - Collection data is stored in csv files or an SQLite base - Available in multiple languages - OpenSource and cross-platform (Linux, Windows, macOS). First use / tips - Simply start with the Create screen. Create your first catalog and experiment! - All data/catalog files are stored in the Settings/Collection folder. ...

Search and replace operations on file content accross multiple files. Recursive operations within entire directory trees. FAR comes with support for regular expressions (regex) over multiple lines, automatic backup and various character encodings. Run grep like extractions to condense or rearrange sources, or perform bulk file renaming.

Simple utility to do folder and file searches which can be exported Microsoft Excel or any other program that can read CSV files.

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Sometimes (for example when an AD backup fails..) you need to know which paths are longer than 248 characters and full file names are longer than 260 (the numbers are for example, and taken from the Active Directory backup limits). This small application finds these paths, show it, and when double clicking - it takes you to the file in Windows Explorer.

A simple command line regex search [and replace] written in Python. Searches individual files or whole directories, with the option to search recursively into subdirectories.

Create email archives getting IMAP mailfolders or POP3 mailboxes. Search emails by sender/receiver/subject/body among already existing backup files (i.e. on dvd) in plain or compressed format. Tested on Linux-x86, Linux-PPC and Windows-XP platforms.

Spotlight Remover is an AppleScript application that runs through the application Terminal (most likely already on the computer) to move your annoying Spotlight feature to a backup folder in ~/Documents.