Rapidfetch

Rapidfetch

Featuring a display that displays results as soon as you type each keyword, this tool will allow you to search and open files significantly faster than Windows' built-in toys. RF has built-in commonly-accessed folders such as Start Menu, Desktop, My Documents and Favorites so you can choose to conduct a search in them or you can create your own.

Download finished, double-click rapidfetch.exe file and then click the Accept button in the Disclaimer dialog box that appears to activate the program. In its interactive window, to search, select the group of folders or folders for the search program in the Folder Groups box, enter the keywords or file names to search in the Search For box, and then view motion results in the box below, it is possible to just type 1 or 2 characters and you have located the file you are looking for.

RF allows you to select pre-set folder and system folders in the Add System Folder menu to add to the Folder Groups pane. You can also create your own group of folders by clicking the New Group button and then naming the new group, then clicking the Add Folder button and specifying the folder in the Browse For Folder dialog box to add the folder.

By clicking and running, RF does not have a 'household password' on the Start menu, so you can quickly activate the program, either integrate it into the right-click context menu or create shortcuts (shortcuts) on the desktop. , the Start menu, or the Quick Launch toolbar. You make these settings by clicking the Advanced Options button, then clicking the Integrate with Explorer button in the Integration pane to integrate into the right-clicking menu, clicking the Start Menu button in the Create Shortcuts frame to create shortcuts on the Start menu, buttons QuickLaunch creates a shortcut on the Quick Launch toolbar, the Desktop button creates a shortcut on the desktop.