Product Features

	Agent Ransack / FileLocator Lite	FileLocator Pro
Easy to use web style Boolean searches
Search popular Office formats including Office 2010 and OpenOffice
Super fast multi-threaded searching with highly efficient search algorithms
Quickly browse file search contents without having to open up each file
Automate searches using command line options
Share results with others through printing and exporting
Explore search results more thoroughly with the Internal Viewer
Convenient switching between searches using Tabbed Searching
Fast loading of frequent Favorite searches
Understand search context using surrounding lines of text
French and German translation of user interface
Browse or reuse previous searches with Search navigation
Pinpoint accuracy with advanced Look In expressions
Search for emails, contacts or appointments in Outlook PST files
Search through ZIP files without having to manually extract the files first (also 7z, RAR, TAR, and many more)
More precision with enhanced Boolean expressions supporting NEAR, LIKE, wildcards and sub expressions
Customizable export formats with XML and XSL Transforms
And much, much more: - Image preview in Contents View - Persistent search filters to exclude common locations - Relative date/time searches - Embeddable COM/.NET search engine - Search within search - Alerts/Notifications on search events - File hash searching (MD5,SHA-1/256/512) - Display end of path for long path names - Load criteria from external lists - More formats through IFilters

FAQ

Q. Hey, I'm confused! From the feature list it looks like FileLocator Lite and Agent Ransack are the same product, is that right?

A. Yep, apart from the name they're both 'lite' versions of FileLocator Pro. Honestly, it's the same code. During the build process an automated script runs that locates all the Agent Ransack branding and replaces it with FileLocator Lite branding and then recompiles.

The name FileLocator Lite simply reinforces the link to FileLocator Pro and is more acceptable for some customers who feel uncomfortable installing a product called "Agent Ransack" at work.