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DESCRIPTION
NameFind is a GUI for the Unix "find" command-line tool, installed by default on Mac OS X. It provides fast, simple searches for files by name in a specific directory. Enter a search term, specify your search directory, and run the search query: NameFind will present a list of all files that match the search name.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 4.0:
  • Now a 64-bit application built on the Cocoa frameworks.
  • Updated user interface includes filter buttons below main toolbar to sort and filter table data by file extension; can also sort table display by date.
  • Context-sensitive popup menu in table display.
  • Now includes user-configurable preferences.
  • Generate QuickLook previews by hitting the spacebar.
  • Faster, more intuitive help viewer.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

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Developer:Code by Kevin
Downloads:460
  - Version d/l:291
Utilities:System
License:Shareware
Date:13 Oct 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$24.95
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Nov 1 2009

BEZBOZNY  I downloaded this program to try it, but i just can not open it. I have snow leopard and every time that i try to launch namefind i just see it bounching a couple of times in the dock and it quits.

Any help?   
(Version 4.0)

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Oct 14 2009

PSYCHOS  Why the hell would I pay $25 for something that's included for free with the OS? Either Unix find, if you want to use the Terminal, or Spotlight if you don't.

This developer should be banned from posting "apps" on MacUpdate. He'll perhaps scam a few people into paying for his "tools."  
(Version 4.0)

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Aug 24 2009

DELARUE  Not worth the money:

- slow (displays search results only after complete search has finished)

- ugly (which developers roll their own toolbar implementation these days? Certainly not Mac-like)

- missing hotkey support (space bar should be QuickLook)

Check out Devon's "EasyFind" for a faster, better and free solution.  
(Version 3.0)

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