Make the Favorites button

[BKPB]

Make the Favorites button as in the Jumpreg program.
For example, you can record templates (mp3, .bmp), variables (% homedrive%,% homeshare%,% username%) and AP

[therube]

https://www.12ghosts.com/ghosts/jumpreg.htm

Explain?

Would a Filter do it?

[BKPB]

http://www.oszone.net/14486/JumpReg

[void]

Please try enabling search history:

• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the History tab on the left.
• Check Enable Search History.
• Click OK.

To organize search history:

• In Everything, from the View menu, under the Go To submenu, click Show All History.

[BKPB]

That's not it.
Favorites are where I add what I want. (And nothing superfluous)
For example, I added (tag). mp3 And I don't need to enter this in the search string anymore.
Click this tag to show only. mp3 (it's much more convenient and quicker)
Hit% USERPROFILE% and opened the user's C:\users\name folder

Everyone can add their own tag for quick search.
Simply add a small button after the filter button.
Such as (asterisk IE) or (a Heart in Opera)

[BKPB]

This is for quick search.
Not to dial manually.
Opened, clicked on a tag and automatically in the program window will reflect all files.
Example: pressed and only images or just audio.
The filter only filters and tag ( clicking on it ) will look.

It's for a quick search.
Not to get in the manual.
Opens, clicks the tag, and automatically displays the program window.
Example: Click only images or audio only.
The filter is only filtered and tag is searched.

[void]

You can add custom "Filters" in Everything, Filters can be opened from the Search menu, keyboard shortcut, search macro, filter bar or right clicking the status bar.

To add a filter in Everything:

• In Everything, from the Search menu, click Add to Filters....
• Give the filter a name, for example: (tag). mp3
• Set the search to: (tag). mp3
• Click OK.

To show the filter bar:

• In Everything, from the View menu, click Filters.

To snap the filter bar to the left or right:

• Drag the search edit and filter bar divider all the way to the left.

Filter checkboxes on the toolbar is on my TODO list.

[BKPB]

I write by means of Bing Translator.
And you don't understand me.
Filter and tag, this miscellaneous.
The filter, doesn't look for, and the tag looks for.
If to press the "Image" tag, it will find all images on the computer. Without search in a name or expansion.

If I write unclear, then excuse.

I'm writing with a Bing interpreter.
And you don't understand me.
Filter and tag, this is different.
The filter is not looking for, but tag is looking for.
If you click the images tag, it will find all of the pictures on your computer. No search by name or extension.

If I don't understand it, then I'm sorry.

I'm writing with the help of a BING interpreter.
And you do not understand me.
Filter and tag, it's different.
The filter is not looking, but the tag is searching.
If you click the "Images" tag, it will find all images on the computer. Without searching by name or extension.

If I write is not clear, then I'm sorry.

[void]

If to press the "Image" tag, it will find all images on the computer. Without search in a name or expansion.

Tags, or togglable filter check boxes on the toolbar are on my TODO list.

[BKPB]

Show me an example.
I don't understand the todo list.

[therube]

"todo list"

A list of changes, enhancements, fixes, that do not exist currently, but are intended to be done at some later time, in some later version.

A list of things, to do.


todo list (home):
cut the grass
get a haircut
milk the cow ...

todo list (Everything):
add "tags"
adding a volume name column
column-width auto-size enhancements ...

[BKPB]

You can add custom "Filters" in Everything, Filters can be opened from the Search menu, keyboard shortcut, search macro, filter bar or right clicking the status bar. To add a filter in Everything:

• In Everything, from the Search menu, click Add to Filters....
• Give the filter a name, for example: (tag). mp3
• Set the search to: (tag). mp3
• Click OK.

To show the filter bar:

• In Everything, from the View menu, click Filters.

To snap the filter bar to the left or right:

• Drag the search edit and filter bar divider all the way to the left.

Filter checkboxes on the toolbar is on my TODO list.

Figured it out, filters are super.
memorizes all settings.
It's bad that if you close and reopen the program, it remembers the last kind of search.
You want the program to return the previous default view after you close it. Part A is not a thumbnail.

Thank you for that.

Understood, Filters is Super.
Remembers all settings.
Too bad that if you close and reopen the program it remembers the last search.
And you need that after closing the program, it was returned to the former default view. details and not thumbnails.

Thank you for that.

[therube]

It's bad that if you close and reopen the program, it remembers the last kind of search.

Tools | Options | General -> Home

[BKPB]

Thanks, it works. I'm very happy.