OptionsĬustomize the installation of Everything, user interface, home search, search settings, how the results are displayed, how the results look, right click menus, fonts and colors, keyboard shortcuts, search and run history, ntfs volumes, folder indexing, file lists, excluded folders and file types, ETP and HTTP servers. To show the built in file list editor, from the Tools menu, click File List Editor. File listsĬreate a snap shot of files on a NAS, CD, DVD or BluRay and include them in your index. Include local NTFS volumes, any folders and/or file lists in the index.

See Customizing keyboard shortcuts for more information. Keyboard shortcutsįor a list of existing keyboard shortcuts, see Keyboard Shortcuts. To open folders with a custom file manager, see External File Manager. To customize all fonts and colors, see Everything.ini. The result list font and colors can be customized in the Everything options. You can start your own ETP server in Everything to access your files from another computer. You can start your own web server in Everything to access your files from your phone or other device. Save the current search, filter, sort and index so it can be quickly restored later. See Customizing filters for more information. To show the filter bar, click Filters from the View menu. Double click the filter in the status bar to disable it. The selected filter will show in the status bar. To select a filter, click a filter from the Search menu. In Everything, From the File menu, click Export.įilters are predefined searches, such as audio and video files types. Results can be exported to CSV, TXT or EFU files. To sort by run count, right click an empty spot in the result list and click Sort by -> Run Count. Right click a file or folder to manually set the run count. Press Enter from the search edit to select the result with the highest run count. Open frequently run files easilyĮverything remembers the run count for each result. Right click an empty spot in the result list and click Sort by -> Date Modified to see changes to the file system in real-time. Find recently modified files instantly and monitor file system changes real-timeįor example, to find files and folders modified today, search for: dm:today To allow multiple windows, enable Create a new window from the system tray and/or Create a new window when running Everything.

Normally, Everything will only use one search window. Run Everything from a shortcut, such as the Everything Desktop shortcut, Everything start menu shortcut or Everything quick launch shortcut. Right click the status bar to change the search options.ĭouble click a search option to disable it. Right click on an item to show a list of actions for the selected results.ĭisplays the current status of Everything and the current search options. Items can be dragged and dropped on another program. Right click to show or hide different columns.ĭouble click or select an item and press Enter to open it. Click the same column header to change the direction of the sort. See Searching for the complete search syntax.īasic search syntax can be displayed in Everything from the Help menu.Ĭlick a column header to sort the results by that column. Use the Advanced Search from the Search menu to perform more complex searches. Type in the partial filename to locate a file or folder.

The menu contains commands for working with the Everything search window, results, view, search, bookmarks, tools and help. The Everything search window contains the following parts: Type in a partial filename in the search box at the top to begin. Once the indexing stage is complete, All your files will be displayed. (Just type /.An index of all your local NTFS volumes is created when running Everything for the first time. We're updating our command library all the time, so keep checking the menu in the command box to see what's new. For example, if chat is disabled for your organization, chat-based commands won't work. Tip: You can also press Alt+K (Windows) or Option+K (Mac) to open the command list.Ĭommands are available for everyone using Teams, but if a certain command isn't working for you, it could be because your organization has disabled a feature central to the command.

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