"Find" program needed

thinking · 10-30-04, 01:57 PM

This may answered here somewhere but I could not find it. On my NX80 (Palm), I use a program called findhack. It searchs entire system or PIM for all instances of words. This is something I could use to search my pda. Anyone know of something like this? Thanks in advance.

thinking · 11-01-04, 09:43 AM

Bump to keep question alive.

mfphoto1 · 11-01-04, 10:09 AM

why not just use the find option...start>find>type in what your looking for search all data then tap go

Gerard Samija · 11-01-04, 11:27 AM

thinking... just not too clearly I guess. Must've been all that hacking.

Start | Find is quite useful. I like the Find function in TotalCommanderCE better for files/text in files, as it's like the Find function on a PC. But it won't search databases. Use the native Find program for that.

thinking · 11-01-04, 01:26 PM

Thanks for the tips for using the built in "Find", but this does not solve my issue. Thanks again for the answers.

The program I've used on my Sonys:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/fpillet/findhack.html

dekruyter · 11-01-04, 02:25 PM

I think this is a valid issue. If I'm right, the built-in find does not search the entire axim. Mostly the my documents, and such.

I think this is the way Windows CE was set up.

Gerard Samija · 11-01-04, 03:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dekruyter

I think this is a valid issue. If I'm right, the built-in find does not search the entire axim. Mostly the my documents, and such.

I think this is the way Windows CE was set up.

\My Documents, \My Documents\OneSubFolder, \SD Card\My Documents.... etcetera. It penetrates any root My Documents folder to one sub-folder depth, in main memory or a file store or a hard drive or any storage card. A bit limiting, but no more so than the list views of Pocket Word or Pocket Excel or any other Microsoft PPC program. If you need more, use a third-party app. Tascal Tools offers one. Resco Explorer does the job. TotalCommanderCE, as I said, is one of the best. There are a few standalone Find programs available, most being freeware. Google and forums are great resources when seeking programs or functionalities.