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Developer
Zizasoft, LLC
zsDuplicateHunter standard edition allows you to safely and easily find and remove duplicate files. Step by step instructions help you to eliminate the duplicate files that clutter your hard dirve and slow your computer down. Duplicates can be in a single folder, in multiple folders on one computer, on an entire computer, or on networked computers. You can search for duplicates only by name, or find exact duplicates using checksums or digests.
The Standard edition contains the basic functionality required to remove duplicate files from your computer. It is intended for users
The Standard edition contains the basic functionality required to remove duplicate files from your computer. It is intended for users
What's New
Version 2.31: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
zsDuplicateHunter User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:6,745 |
| Version Downloads:2,731 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:20 Mar 2007 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / OS X |
| Price: $19.95 |
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zsDuplicateHunter standard edition allows you to safely and easily find and remove duplicate files. Step by step instructions help you to eliminate the duplicate files that clutter your hard dirve and slow your computer down. Duplicates can be in a single folder, in multiple folders on one computer, on an entire computer, or on networked computers. You can search for duplicates only by name, or find exact duplicates using checksums or digests.
The Standard edition contains the basic functionality required to remove duplicate files from your computer. It is intended for users that value safety over power.
When you eliminate duplicates from your computer, you will:
zsDuplicateHunter Standard provides four different methods of deleting duplicate files to ensure that there is always an easy method of deleting the duplicate files you want removed. And, deleting duplicate files is as safe as possible because zsDuplicateHunter allows you to delete files to a temporary directory and by shows you warning messages before files are permanently deleted.
Key Features of zsDuplicateHunter include:
The Standard edition contains the basic functionality required to remove duplicate files from your computer. It is intended for users that value safety over power.
When you eliminate duplicates from your computer, you will:
- Save space on your hard drive
- Make your computer run faster
- Speed up your backups/li>
- Make searching for files faster.
zsDuplicateHunter Standard provides four different methods of deleting duplicate files to ensure that there is always an easy method of deleting the duplicate files you want removed. And, deleting duplicate files is as safe as possible because zsDuplicateHunter allows you to delete files to a temporary directory and by shows you warning messages before files are permanently deleted.
Key Features of zsDuplicateHunter include:
- Easy to use interface walks you through finding and deleting duplicate files
- View duplicates by path or by group
- Four different methods of deleting duplicates makes deleting files easy and safe
- Delete files permanently or move them to another folder to delete later
- Filter files and folders by name to speed up the hunt and ignore unimportant files
- Include or Exclude sub folders from your search for complete control of what is searched
- Choose to include or exclude hidden and/or system files
- Control how files are grouped as duplicates. You can group by any combination of name, size, checksum, and digest
- Sort Groups by number of duplicates or by duplicate information (size, name, checksum, digest)
- Search within the results to find specific files
- Save and print reports of duplicate hunt results
G.P-Waters reviewed on 22 Feb 2011
G.P-Waters reviewed on 22 Feb 2011
+8
I'm going to try this one out; the feature set looks extensive. If it can do something the others can't -- and given that the authors read their reviews and comment here, which is excellent -- I'll figure it's worth the money.
Now I'm a fossil, mid-50s, can afford it, and figure part of supporting shareware is supporting the people who use, comment, suggest, criticize, try to be helpful and never pay -- as well as supporting the software writers. Not everyone has money or software-writing competence.
There's significant value to non-paying users who are good beta testers (or willing crash dummies like I am -- follow instructions carefully, and report what breaks, without being helpful at the code level).
I've registered and use DupFinder (1.3.1), DoubletScan (10.2.3), DuplicateCatcher, and FileBuddy. That's over quite a few years, usually early in the shareware author's career, partly to encourage, partly because I found a need for something the app could do, and partly because, well, hell, I try to support the idea, because I remember when there wasn't any shareware. I registered PC-Talk. I think ...
http://paulspicks.com/history.asp
Anonymous reviewed on 11 Nov 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 04 Nov 2004
Ten buckaroos, kids.
Developers are going to have to start paying attention to what we are willing to pay for these seldom used utilities, especially when there are so many other similar apps competing for the same market share.
Duplicate Catcher 1.3.0
DupFinder 1.2.3
OmniDiskSweeper 1.4
Doublet Scan 10.2.1
...to name but a few, who do EXACTLY the same thing.
And where did we as customers, decide that is was OK to pay for this stuff many, many times over?
The lifetime use of shareware programs can end up costing huge sums when you start from version 1.x - and five years later the developer is up to version 7.x. or 8 x.
Every time something goes from v.1.x. to 2.x., we buy these things all over again. Over the lifetime of a program, we find ourselves spending far more money than they are worth; especially given the actual time we use most utilities in our daily computing life.
And what's with us paying to be beta testers?? These days nearly all Mac shareware developers charge for updates, simply because, from 1.0 to 2.0, their programs were in constant stages of beta, and 2.0 is really what 1.0 should have been. Not all, but far too many.
I hear other Mac users complain about these issues all the time, but never see anything being discussed in the media; even in this media, here in a customer review forum.
Until a very few years ago, Mac developers made shareware available for one price, for the life of the program. I know from reading many Mac bulletin boards, that there are many relatively new users to the Mac platform, that don't believe this. Well, it's true.
Sharewear developers must begin to recognize, that in an extremely competitive market place, since the release of Mac OS X, they are going to have to compete to survive, and to have any expectation of turning a profit.
Remember: overhead for the shareware developer, is comparatively small, and thus, prices must reflect this. You simply can't justify charging the same fees for your good and services, that the Big Boys do.
In a word: knock-it-off.
--Some do, some dont'. Don't generalize. There are many programs that are free that could easily be $5-25, and many that stay below version 1.0 (and free) for years