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SearchMyFiles is a portable tool which makes it easy to carry out complex searches for files and folders on your PC. You can search for files by wildcard, attributes, size, creation/ modification/ last access time, file contents (text or binary), and more. Your search can be further modified in unusual ways. So you can choose to exclude particular folders or file extensions from the scan, for instance. You're able to set the subfolder search depth (available options are anything from 1 to 20, or 'unlimited'). You can have the program scan NTFS symbolic links and junction points, or not; and in a click or two you can choose to search for files, folders, or both.

Surprisingly, the program even doubles as a hard drive cleanup tool: just choose 'Duplicates Search' from the Search Mode list and it's able to find files which may be wasting your hard drive space. (Be careful before you delete any of these, though - duplicate files are sometimes necessary and removing the wrong ones can seriously damage your PC.) SearchMyFiles doesn't index your documents, and so searches for file content, say, can be slow. It does make it easy to run searches which Windows just can't do, though, and as a bonus, the program is tiny and portable, so you can easily use it to scan any convenient PC for the files you need. Version 2.90: - Added 'Include Only Folders' field. You can use it if you want to only include specific folders in the search. Wildcards are allowed here.

You can specify multiple folders (comma-delimited list). For example, if the base folder is c: Shared and you want to search only subfolders with the name 'Images', you can specify the following wildcard in the 'Include Only Folders' field: c: Shared.

Images. WhatsApp Messenger is the world's most popular instant messaging app for smartphones. You can use it to send and receive text and voice messages, photos, videos, even call your friends in other countries, and because it uses your phone's internet connection it might not cost you anything at all (depending on whether you'll pay data charges). It's easy to set up and use. There's no need to create and remember new account names or pins because it works with your phone number, and uses your regular address book to find and connect you with friends who use WhatsApp already. You can talk one-to-one or in group chats, and because you're always logged in there's no way to miss messages. Even if your phone is turned off, WhatsApp will save your messages and display them as soon as you're back online.

There's plenty more (location sharing, contact exchange, message broadcasting) and the app is free for a year, currently $0.99/ year afterwards. What's New in Version 2.18.102.

Introducing stickers! You can now download and send expressive stickers in chats. Tap the new 'sticker' icon while in a chat to get started.

You can also tap the '+' icon to download more sticker packs. If you'd like to create your own stickers for WhatsApp, visit whatsapp.com/stickers to get started. You can now easily search for GIFs right from within a chat. Just tap the 'sticker' icon in a chat and then tap the 'GIF' icon at the bottom.

Consecutive Voice Messages will now play in sequence, so you don't have to press play on each message.

Hide a File or Folder on a Mac RELATED: Rather than hiding an individual file — although you can do that — you may want to create a hidden folder. We’ll do that for this example, although this trick will also work to hide individual files. First, open a terminal window — press Command+Space, type Terminal, and press Enter. In the terminal, type the following command, including a space at the end of it: chflags hidden Drag-and-drop a folder or file from the Finder into the terminal window.

The path of the file or folder will appear in the terminal. Press Enter to run the command and the file or folder will vanish. It’s still there — it’s just hidden, so the Finder won’t show it by default. Access a Hidden Files or Folder Want to quickly access a hidden folder from the Finder?

The easiest way is to click the Go menu in the Finder and select Go to Folder. Plug the path of the folder into the dialog box and click Go or press Enter.

The stands for your user folder, so if you had a folder named SecretStuff on your desktop, you’d enter /Desktop/SecretStuff. If it was in Documents, you’d enter /Documents/SecretStuff. Although the folder is hidden and won’t appear normally in the Finder or save dialogs, you can quickly access it this way. Any files you store in this folder are effectively hidden, too — no one can accidentally click their way to the folder, but they’ll appear in the Finder if you go there directly. View Hidden Files and Folders in the Open/Dialog While the Finder doesn’t offer a graphical option to let you find those hidden files and folders, the Open and Save dialog on Mac OS X does. To view hidden files and folders in the Open/Save dialog, just press Command+Shift+Period (that’s the. key). You’ll have to click a different folder in the Open/Save dialog after pressing this shortcut.

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So, if the hidden folder is on the desktop, it won’t appear immediately when you press Command+Shift+Period. You have to press this keyboard shortcut, click over to another folder, and then click the Desktop folder again. Hidden folders and files will appear so you can easily access them from here. View Hidden Files in the Finder The Finder does offer an option to view hidden files. However, this isn’t a graphical option — you have to enable it with a terminal command and restart the Finder for your changes to take effect.

To view hidden files in the Finder, open a Terminal window and run the following commands in it, pressing Enter after each one: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE killall Finder This command tells Finder to show hidden files and then restarts it. It’ll show all those hidden files and folders once you’re done.

They appear partially transparent to distinguish hidden files and folders from normally unhidden ones. Want to stop Finder from showing hidden files and folders? Run the following command to disable this option and restart the Finder: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSE killall Finder If you’d like to view and hide hidden files and folders with a key press, you could create that automatically runs these commands when you press a certain key or click a menu option. Unhide a File or Folder Want to unhide a file or folder? Run the same command you ran before, but change “hidden” to “nohidden.” In other words, type the following command into the terminal, typing a space after it: chflags nohidden If you remember the exact path of the folder or file, you can type it into the terminal. If you don’t, you can use the above trick to display hidden files and folder in the Finder and drag and drop that hidden file or folder into the Terminal, as you did earlier. (You can also press the up arrow key at the terminal to cycle through previous commands, locating the command that made the file or folder hidden. Use the left arrow key to go to the “hidden” part of the command and change it to “nohidden,” and then press Enter.) Type Enter afterward and the file or folder will become unhidden, so you can access it normally.

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You can also hide files or folders by renaming them to begin with a “.”, or period, character. However, Mac OS X won’t let you rename files or folders to this from the Finder window, so you’ll have to do so from the Terminal. You can also run various Terminal commands that will display these files. This can be useful if you share a computer with someone, but someone who goes looking for these hidden files and folders can easily find them. It’s not a foolproof way to protect your files and folders from others, but. Image Credit.