Find Match Case - multiple pdf several files

[wetware05]

Do I have to include the @ symbol in front of the file name? With or without a symbol, the result is not as expected.

Yes put the @ right in in front of the file name, make sure that there is no space before and AFTER the file name.

If the list-file is not in the current directory you need to enter the file name with full path.

If the list-file is not in the same directory as the files you want to find, then each file name in the list-file needs to be with full path.

I now understand what the problem is:

"If the list-file is not in the same directory as the files you want to find, then each file name in the list-file needs to be with full path."

But vascaraus only has a list of names, he has no paths, and he wants to know the paths (as understood in his message). The two AutoHotkey scripts I've written, above, look up the paths.

[wetware05]

Hi.

The option you mention is faster if you create a button with "command: LOADLIST, "params: %P%N" "Description: Load List" It will use one of the panels to display the list files.

(It's late here, I'm going to rest... Ciao!)

[petermad]

and he wants to know the paths

I don't get that from his post - I read it as he says that he wants to find the files in the list in A folder with more than 1200 files (A folder = One folder) - but maybe I am wrong.

The option you mention is faster if you create a button with "command: LOADLIST, "params: %P%N" "Description: Load List" It will use one of the panels to display the list files.

Using LOADLIST is also a good approach.

[wetware05]

and he wants to know the paths

I don't get that from his post - I read it as he says that he wants to find the files in the list in A folder with more than 1200 files (A folder = One folder) - but maybe I am wrong.

The option you mention is faster if you create a button with "command: LOADLIST, "params: %P%N" "Description: Load List" It will use one of the panels to display the list files.

Using LOADLIST is also a good approach.

I apologize, I hadn't come up with the idea —it wasn't in detail that I kept reading the thread— that they were in the same folder.

[wetware05]

In the two scripts I have created, you can replace the "Run, Find_Files.txt" command, which opens the created text list, with "Run, d:\TC UP\Totalcmd64.exe /O /T /S LOADLIST: h:\Download\Find_Files.txt" that will open the result of the list in a TCM panel (replace the path "h:\Download\" by the path in each case).