Such a filter is quickly typed into the Set Visual Filter (Ctrl+J) box: Say you want to see only files of a size between 100 and 500 bytes. Supported additionally to the Name filter.Īnalog to Color Filters, now also Visual Filters support field selectors to specify which property the filtering is to be based on:ĭate Modified dateM: dateM: 2012.12.01 - 2012.12.31Īge Accessed ageA: ageA: = 1.5 GB = 1.5 GB or biggerĭateM: 2010.01.01 - = modified 2010 or laterĪgeA: < 5 d = accessed less than 5 days ago Now Attributes, Size, Date, and Age filters are
(Click to see the full screenshot)Ĭredits: The inpiration and the name "Power Filters" for this feature comes from an XYplorer script by user FluxTorpedoe. Now the new "Hedy" filter is available from the Power Filters menu. This filter will match all files that contain "Hedy" and/or "Lamarr" in the name. Well, simply add a "Hedy" Power Filter to the set using menu Tools | List Management | Power Filters like this:Īdd a custom filter called "Hedy" to the top of the existing Power Filters. Suppose you are doing a research on Hedy Lamarr, and often you are only interested in those files that contain "Hedy" and/or "Lamarr" in the name. You can freely edit the existing Power Filters, and add new ones to the set. (Click to see the full screenshot)Īnother example for a built in Power Filter: Show all files larger than 1 MB. Note that the name of the filter ("30 Mins") is shown in the tab header. Voilà, the list is reduced to what we wanted to see.
Let's see only those files that have been modified in the last 30 minutes. The factory default Power Filters menu in the toolbar. Right from the toolbar and out of the box you can filter what you see by a single click. Visual filters, like "Modified Today", "Image Files", "Emptyįiles", and many more. Now you got a powerful set of predefined one-click
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