I want to find size duplicates where all duplicates exist in that folder.
A few examples of what I have tried:
infolder:C:\Users\owner\Documents\ sizedupe:
infolder:C:\Users\owner\Documents\ sizedupe:C:\Users\owner\Documents\
With the above searches some of my results show a single file in this folder, but the matching duplicate is found elsewhere.
How can I get it to only look in C:\Users\owner\Documents\ for those size duplicates?
Searching sizedupe: in path
Re: Searching sizedupe: in path
In Everything 1.5 Alpha, you can search a folder, , right-click the Size column, 'Find Size Duplicates' which will do what you want.
(sizedupe: [& dupe: for that matter] are global operators.)
C:\Users\owner\Documents\
(sizedupe: [& dupe: for that matter] are global operators.)
Re: Searching sizedupe: in path
I did what you said, and it worked. Thank you for such quick assistance.
How can I know if an operator is global or not?
For example, the infolder: operator, I'm guessing is not global & needs a parameter immediately following it,
whereas global operators like dupe: just need to be included with spaces surrounding it?
How can I know if an operator is global or not?
For example, the infolder: operator, I'm guessing is not global & needs a parameter immediately following it,
whereas global operators like dupe: just need to be included with spaces surrounding it?
Re: Searching sizedupe: in path
dupe: and sizedupe: work on the entire index in Everything 1.4.How can I know if an operator is global or not?
In Everything 1.5, they work on the current results.
Correct.For example, the infolder: operator, I'm guessing is not global & needs a parameter immediately following it,
Correct.whereas global operators like dupe: just need to be included with spaces surrounding it?
dupe: doesn't take any parameters.
However, if you specify a parameter, the parameter is treated as a separate term.
For example:
dupe:abc
becomes:
dupe: AND abc