I had a keystroke flub and was going to copy the name of a file I had located (in this case an .mp4) and had copied the characters before the "." and accidentaly hit RETURN so it renamed the file ".mp4" I have no idea the disk it was on or any of its date or size into.
Is there any way to have Everything list all files whose name is EXACTLY ".mp4" with nothing before the "." There should be a small number of those and I could figure out which and rename back from there.
But if I enter ".mp4" or " .mp4" in the search field it just list ALL .mp4 files (many many)
HELP!
How to list files with extension but no name before "."?
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Re: How to list files with extension but no name before "."?
Please try searching for:
exact:.mp4
alternatively, please try regex:
regex:^.mp4$
exact:.mp4
alternatively, please try regex:
regex:^.mp4$
Re: How to list files with extension but no name before "."?
What is ?
(Doesn't look to be in https://www.voidtools.com/support/everything/searching/ or the chm.)
(What does exact:! do?
I happened to be looking for a directory named, "!filelist", & when I typed in ! it returned everything, as does exact:!{anything}.)
exact:
(Doesn't look to be in https://www.voidtools.com/support/everything/searching/ or the chm.)
(What does exact:! do?
I happened to be looking for a directory named, "!filelist", & when I typed in ! it returned everything, as does exact:!{anything}.)
Re: How to list files with extension but no name before "."?
wfn:.mp4
(Make sure you do not have Match Path enabled.)
If you recently played the file (& depending on "how" you played it), the file name may turn up in RecentFilesView.
(Other Nirsoft utilities may also be of value.)
Re: How to list files with extension but no name before "."?
exact: Information from void.
Re: How to list files with extension but no name before "."?
(Heh. Seems someone I know asked about just that, didn't they.)
Re: How to list files with extension but no name before "."?
exact: is the same as wfn:
wfn: = whole file name.
exact: is a little easier to remember.
I'll add this to the documentation..
wfn: = whole file name.
exact: is a little easier to remember.
I'll add this to the documentation..