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...SystemTrayMenu is portable, so it does not need to be installed. After downloading the zip file, unzip the folder, then start SystemTrayMenu.exe. After starting the application the first time you have to choose the root directory. In this directory you should put shortcuts, files and folders (App, Game, Script, URL, Network), which you are often using and especially when you can not find them over the windows start menu search. You can also consider to put there all files from your desktop. If you have ideas, questions or a problem you can contact the developer Markus Hofknecht via GitHub or email.

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.

Select a directory, a text to be searched for, a file pattern for zip files (Example: *.zip) and a file pattern for files within the zip files (Example: *.txt) and the tool will search all matches of the searched text.

This small C# (mono or MS.NET 3.5 required) console program generates text or html output which lists directories and files. Copies of directory or file names will be marked in HTML output. I use it to find files in a messy company network.