Yosh Mantinband

I'd like to re-raise this request. I agree with you that we should always be running the latest version. but how can I know if any given version I have is the latest version if it won't tell me what version it is? Suggestions: An easy fix: you already display build date in the Help | Bugs? Features? dialog. You could add the version number right there, too Replace that dialog with an About dialog that has the version & build date info and the links to the support forum, etc. As suggested above -...

sorry - forgot to sign in. This was by me.

It seems to have disappeared from the latest verison. Can you add it back, please? Also, can you include in it, or in the title bar, the version number, so I can tell which version I am running? thanks! Yosh

That's the way it has always worked. The idea seems to be that you are looking for a filename that contains a search string. So in your example, it would actually match as if you'd typed in asterisks on both sides of the string (not just before). I think a better solution than changing this historical behavior is to add the standard regex pattern matching of ^ and $ (for matching beginning & end of line) - so for you, you'd use ^ghost.exe or ^ghost.exe$ (to avoid matching "ghost.exe.sav", for example)....

I see a new version 5 was just released. That's great! I use SwiftSearch every day. Can you tell us what is new? Thanks, yosh

it would be very useful to export the list of matched files. A simple export to CSV...

(sorry, forgot to log in before posting. The crash report is from me.)

Ahhh... I thought it would Refresh - like F5 does in my browser. Isn't there a way...