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SuperDeDuper 2.0
This utility will help you cleanup your PC or file server of duplicate files.
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Last Week downloads: 0
Total downloads: 179
- Last Updated: Mar 10, 2008
- License: Shareware $15
- OS: Windows XP/2000/98
- Requirements: No special requirements
- Publisher: SuperSoftware (1 more Applications)
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This utility will help you cleanup your PC or file server of Duplicate Files.
Key features:
- Matching of Name, Content, Size or a Combination of these.
- Ability to see two directories side by side for easy merging of the directories.
- Scan within Zip Files.
- Limit by file size (both minimum and maximum sizes).
- Include/exclude multiple directories to scan.
- Scan by file type or group of file types.
- The user can create a group of file types and this can be attached to each directory in the inclusion list, i.e. music=*.mp3, *.mwa, *.ogg, etc.
- Scanning can be paused at any time and resumed at a later date.
- The above criteria's can be saved into a "profile" for easy access next time.
- This utility uses advanced file buffering for quick scanning of files.
- Files that reside on slow media (like CDROM, 10mbps networks) are buffered on the local hard drive for faster access.
- The results list can be viewed, grouped or filtered in several ways for easy viewing.
- Files and directories can be deleted or viewed from the results list.
- Scans saved as a profile can be run automatically by executing the scan program with the profile name, i.e. superdeduper.exe mydocs
- Outputting of the scan results to an html or text file (csv format). you can free download SuperDeDuper 2.0 now.
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Please be aware that Brothersoft do not supply any crack, patches, serial numbers or keygen for SuperDeDuper,and please consult directly with program authors for any problem with SuperDeDuper.