Open Archive - Maintain Archives: Browse, Edit, Modify, Extract, Export, Play and Perform Many Operations On Archives.

Capture: Create New Archive
Create New Archive With Open Archive Window	Select this option to create the new archive using the Open Archive functionality. This option allows you to create an empty archive and have it ready to edit as soon as you create it.
Open the New Archive in a New Open Archive Window	Set this checkbox to have the new archive opened with a new Open Archive functionality window. This allows you to have the two archives opened simultaneously with two Open Archive windows. Clear this checkbox to close the currently opened archive and create the new archive using this Open Archive window.
Create New Archive With Compress Files Window	Select this option to create the new archive using the Compress Files functionality window. The new archive will not be created until the files to be compressed are selected and the Compress Files functionality is requested to proceed creating the new archive.
Close This Open Archive Window	Set this checkbox to have the Open Archive functionality window automatically closed as the Compress Files functionality is launched. Clear this checkbox to keep this Open Archive window open.
Hide the help for the Create New Archive dialog.

Capture: Save As [Archive]
New Archive	Enter or browse for the name and location of the "save as" archive.
Save As - Archive Type	Select the disposition and packaging type of the new archive.
Spanned Archive	The new archive must be saved on a removable media device. This option causes the archive to be split into parts, filling up the available space on the current media in the selected drive, i.e. spanning on the removable media.
Split Archive	The new archive will consist of multiple parts of the requested size.
1.44 MB - floppy	Creates an archive split into parts with a size of 1.44 MB. The last part of the archive may be smaller.
650 MB - CD	Creates an archive split into parts with a size of 650 MB each. The last part of the archive may be smaller.
700 MB - CD	Creates an archive split into parts with a size of 700 MB each. The last part of the archive may be smaller.
4.7 GB - DVD	Creates an archive split into parts with a size of 4.7 GB each. The last part of the archive may be smaller.
8.5 GB - DVD	Creates an archive split into parts with a size of 8.5 GB each. The last part of the archive may be smaller.
Custom Size	Creates an archive split into parts with a size entered by the user (minimum is 65,535 bytes). The last part of the archive may be smaller.
Single Volume Archive	Creates an archive which is a single file. There are no restrictions on the file size up to 2^64 bytes (over 18 quintillion bytes).
Self-extractor Archive	Creates a single file archive as above, but will be packaged as an executable file; allowing the archive to self-decompress on machines without any suitable archiving software.
Change Compression Algorithm	Select the compression type for the new archive.
Recompress All Files Using Algorithm Type	Set this checkbox to recompress the files of the archive as they are transferred into the newly created archive using the selected algorithm. Clear this flag to transfer the data into the converted achieves as it is. If this flag is set, any encrypted file will first need to be decrypted in order to be recompressed. In this case, the password(s) for decryption will be requested at the time of decompression (and decryption) of the respective file. To encrypt the data in the new archive, use the encryption option below or the Open Archive functionality as a separate action afterwards.
zip	This is the standard deflate (zip compatible) algorithm.
bzip2	This is the bzip2 algorithm.
store	This algorithm stores the data with no compression. This option is suitable for already compressed, random or pseudorandom data which cannot be compressed efficiently.
[best]	This method tries all other methods and uses the best compression for each particular file.
Encryption	Use these controls to remove or set encryption on the data in the new archive.
Remove any existing encryption from transferred files	Set this checkbox to transfer any encrypted data in a decrypted form. Clear this flag to copy the data as it is. Note that when recompressing an archive, this flag will automatically be set due to the nature of recompression.
Encrypt non-encrypted files when transferring them to new archive	Set this checkbox to add non-encrypted data to the new archive in an encrypted form. Encrypted files in archives cannot be encrypted again. Thus, when transferring data from the source to the destination archive without recompressing the data, this option only applies to the non-encrypted files. Conversely, when recompressing the data, this option applies to all files as they must always be decrypted before being recompressed. Clear this option if you do not with to apply encryption to the files as they are added to a converted archive.
None	Add the files without any encryption.
Basic Zip	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a basic zip encryption algorithm.
AES 128 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 128 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 192 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 192 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 256 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 256 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
Password	Enter the password you want to use to encrypt the data.
Confirm [Password]	Enter the password again to confirm it.
Show Password	Toggle this checkbox to make the password readable or not.
Description For The New Archive (This option only applies to single volume archives, including self-extractors.)	Enter a description for the new archive or leave the field empty to create the new archive without an embedded description.
Send Email	Set this checkbox to request the module to start the default e-mail software installed on the machine and attach the new archive to a new e-mail message.
Open The New Archive (New Window)	Set this checkbox if you want to open the newly-created archive when it is created. If not, clear this checkbox.
Save As	Proceed with creating the new archive using the selected properties.
Cancel	Close the dialog without any effect taking place.
? (Help)	Open the help file and load this article.
Important - Password Strength and Good Practices
In order to keep your data protected, it is important to use strong passwords. That said, you should be able to remember the password easily, or at least record a reference that helps you (and only you) remember it. Never record the password in plain text. A password is considered relatively strong if it has all of the following characteristics: has at least 8 different characters; has upper case characters; has lower case characters; has at least 3 alphabetic characters (A, ..., Z); has at least 2 numeric characters (0, ..., 9); has at least 2 non alphanumeric characters (@, +, !, etc.). Additionally, it must not contain sequential strings (e.g. "ABC...", "345..", "qwert...", "ZYX...", etc.) and obvious character substitutions (e.g. replacing "i" with "1").
Hide the help for the Save As [Archive] dialog.

Capture: Encryption Properties
Encryption	Select the required encryption type. Note that already encrypted data will remain unaffected.
Basic Zip	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a basic zip encryption algorithm.
AES 128 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 128 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 192 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 192 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 256 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 256 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
Password	Enter the password to encrypt the data with.
Confirm [Password]	Enter the password again to confirm it.
Show Password	Toggle this checkbox to make the password readable or not.
OK	Proceed encrypting all unencrypted items in the archive.
Cancel	Close the dialog without any effect taking place.
? (Help)	Open the help file and load this article.
Important - Password Strength and Good Practices
In order to keep your data protected, it is important to use strong passwords. That said, you should be able to remember the password easily, or at least record a reference that helps you (and only you) remember it. Never record the password in plain text. A password is considered relatively strong if it has all of the following characteristics: has at least 8 different characters; has upper case characters; has lower case characters; has at least 3 alphabetic characters (A, ..., Z); has at least 2 numeric characters (0, ..., 9); has at least 2 non alphanumeric characters (@, +, !, etc.). Additionally, it must not contain sequential strings (e.g. "ABC...", "345..", "qwert...", "ZYX...", etc.) and obvious character substitutions (e.g. replacing "i" with "1").
Hide the help for the Encrypt Archive dialog.

Capture: Archive Properties
Description (This option applies only to single volume archives, including self-extractors.)	View or edit the archive description (when possible).
OK	Close the dialog and save any changes made to the archive description.
Cancel	Close the dialog without saving any changes.
Hide the help for the Archive Properties dialog.

Capture: Open and Edit Archive Description
Description [window]	View or edit the archive description.
Clear	Remove any description.
OK	Close the dialog and save any changes made to the archive description.
Cancel	Close the dialog without saving any changes.
Hide the help for the Open and Edit Archive Description dialog.

Capture: Add Files
Algorithm	Select the algorithm to be used to compress the data.
zip	This is the standard deflate (zip compatible) algorithm.
bzip2	This is the bzip2 algorithm.
store	This algorithm stores the data with no compression. This option is suitable for already compressed, random or pseudorandom data which cannot be compressed efficiently.
[best]	This method tries all other methods and uses the best compression for each particular file.
Mode	Choose the archiving management mode.
Add Only	Only the files in the selection which are not already in the archive will be added to it. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Add & Replace	All selected files will be added to the archive. If a file is already in the archive then it will be deleted and the newly selected file will be added in its place. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Add & Freshen	All selected files will be added to the archive. If a file is already in the archive then it will be deleted but its comment will be preserved and associated with the file that replaces it. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Add & Choose	The files in the selection which are not already in the archive will be added unconditionally. The files which are already in the archive will cause Act On File to issue a question dialog asking how to proceed with the particular file. The question dialog will be displayed for each conflicting file unless the "Apply to all" checkbox is selected. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Replace Only	Only the files that already exist in the archive will be replaced with the newly selected files. The comments of the replaced files will be lost. Selected files which are not already in the archive will be ignored. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Freshen Only	Only the files that already exist in the archive will be replaced with the newly selected files. Any comments of a replaced file will be kept and associated with the file that replaces it. Selected files which are not already in the archive will be ignored. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Shortcuts	Not Applicable - shortcuts are always dereferenced.
Include Files/Folders	Select the features of the required behavior.
Hidden	When this checkbox is clear, the module will ignore hidden files and will not add them to the archive. Set this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
System	When this checkbox is clear, the module will ignore system files and will not add them to the archive. Set this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Only Archived Attributed	Set this checkbox to ignore files which have their archived attribute cleared. Clear this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Reset Archive Attribute	Set this checkbox to request the module to clear the archived attribute of any file added to the archive. Clear this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Empty Folders	Not Applicable.
Empty Files	When this checkbox is clear, the module will not add empty files to the archive. Set this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Encryption	Select the required encryption type.
None	Add the files without any encryption.
Basic Zip	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a basic zip encryption algorithm.
AES 128 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 128 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 192 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 192 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 256 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 256 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
Password	Enter the password you want to use to encrypt the data.
Confirm [Password]	Enter the password again to confirm it.
Show Password	Toggle this checkbox to make the password readable or not.
Important - Password Strength and Good Practices
In order to keep your data protected, it is important to use strong passwords. That said, you should be able to remember the password easily, or at least record a reference that helps you (and only you) remember it. Never record the password in plain text. A password is considered relatively strong if it has all of the following characteristics: has at least 8 different characters; has upper case characters; has lower case characters; has at least 3 alphabetic characters (A, ..., Z); has at least 2 numeric characters (0, ..., 9); has at least 2 non alphanumeric characters (@, +, !, etc.). Additionally, it must not contain sequential strings (e.g. "ABC...", "345..", "qwert...", "ZYX...", etc.) and obvious character substitutions (e.g. replacing "i" with "1").
Append Description To The Selected Items	Enter a description or comment for the selected files. The text will be associated with each added file.
Delete Source Items	Set this checkbox to request from module to send the archived files to the Recycle Bin after a successful compression.
Confirm Delete [Source Items]	Set this checkbox to confirm the request to delete the source files after a successful compression process.
OK	Proceed with compressing the files.
Cancel	Close the dialog without adding the files.
? (Help)	Open the help file and load this article.
Hide the help for the Add Files dialog.

Capture: Add Folder
Algorithm	Select the algorithm to be used to compress the data.
zip	This is the standard deflate (zip compatible) algorithm.
bzip2	This is the bzip2 algorithm.
store	This algorithm stores the data with no compression. This option is suitable for already compressed, random or pseudorandom data which cannot be compressed efficiently.
[best]	This method tries all other methods and uses the best compression for each particular file.
Mode	Choose the archiving management mode.
Add Only	Only the items in the selection which are not already in the archive will be added to it. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Add & Replace	All selected items will be added to the archive. If an item is already in the archive then it will be deleted and the newly selected item will be added in its place. Note that for folders, this means that the content of the original will be deleted and replaced with the content of the newly selected folder. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Add & Freshen	All selected items will be added to the archive. If an item is already in the archive then it will be deleted but its comment will be preserved and associated with the item that replaces it. Note that for folders, this means that the content of the original will be deleted and replaced with the content of the newly selected folder. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Add & Choose	The items in the selection which are not already in the archive will be added unconditionally. The items which are already in the archive will cause Act On File to issue a question dialog asking how to proceed with the particular item (files or folder). The question dialog will be displayed for each conflicting item unless the "Apply to all" checkbox is selected. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Replace Only	Only the items that already exist in the archive will be replaced with the newly selected items. Note that for folders, this means that the content of the original will be deleted and replaced with the content of the newly selected folder. The comments of the replaced items will be lost. Selected items which are not already in the archive will be ignored. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Freshen Only	Only the items that already exist in the archive will be replaced with the newly selected items. Note that for folders, this means that the content of the original will be deleted and replaced with the content of the newly selected folder. Any comments of a replaced item will be kept and associated with the item that replaces it. Selected items which are not already in the archive will be ignored. This option is only applicable to single volume archives.
Shortcuts	Select the required behavior in respect to any contained shortcuts.
Target	Any shortcut located in selected folder will be dereferenced and its target file or folder will be treated as if it were selected.
Ignore	Any shortcut located in selected folder will be ignored.
Include Files/Folders	Select the features of the required behavior.
Hidden	When this checkbox is clear, the module will ignore hidden files and folders and will not add them to the archive. Set this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
System	When this checkbox is clear, the module will ignore system files and folders and will not add them to the archive. Set this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Only Archived Attributed	Set this checkbox to ignore files and folders which have their archived attribute cleared. Clear this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Reset Archive Attribute	Set this checkbox to request the module to clear the archived attribute of any file and folder added to the archive. Clear this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Empty Folders	When this checkbox is clear, the module will not add empty folders to the archive. An empty folder is a folder without any data in it. Note, a folder containing empty files or subfolders is considered empty.
Empty Files	When this checkbox is clear, the module will not add empty files to the archive. Set this checkbox to alternate this behavior.
Encryption	Select the required encryption type.
None	Add the files without any encryption.
Basic Zip	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a basic zip encryption algorithm.
AES 128 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 128 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 192 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 192 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 256 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 256 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
Password	Enter the password you want to use to encrypt the data.
Confirm [Password]	Enter the password again to confirm it.
Show Password	Toggle this checkbox to make the password readable or not.
Important - Password Strength and Good Practices
In order to keep your data protected, it is important to use strong passwords. That said, you should be able to remember the password easily, or at least record a reference that helps you (and only you) remember it. Never record the password in plain text. A password is considered relatively strong if it has all of the following characteristics: has at least 8 different characters; has upper case characters; has lower case characters; has at least 3 alphabetic characters (A, ..., Z); has at least 2 numeric characters (0, ..., 9); has at least 2 non alphanumeric characters (@, +, !, etc.). Additionally, it must not contain sequential strings (e.g. "ABC...", "345..", "qwert...", "ZYX...", etc.) and obvious character substitutions (e.g. replacing "i" with "1").
Append Description To The Selected Items	Enter a description or comment for the selected folder and its content. The text will be associated with each added file and folder.
Delete Source Items	Set this checkbox to request the module to send the archived items to the Recycle Bin after successful compression.
Confirm Delete [Source Items]	Set this checkbox to confirm the request to delete the source items after a successful compression process.
OK	Proceed with compressing the selected folder.
Cancel	Close the dialog without adding the folder.
? (Help)	Open the help file and load this article.
Hide the help for the Add Folder dialog.

Capture: Create New Folder
Description/Comment [window]	Enter a description or comment for the new folder which will be created. The folder description can be changed at any time using the folder properties dialog.
Clear	Remove any text entered in the description textbox.
OK	Proceed with creating the new folder. The folder name is entered in-place after the folder is created.
Cancel	Close the dialog without any effect taking place.
Hide the help for the Create New Folder dialog.

Capture: Encrypt Selection
Encryption	Select the required encryption type. Note that already encrypted data will remain unaffected.
Basic Zip	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a basic zip encryption algorithm.
AES 128 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 128 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 192 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 192 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
AES 256 bit	Encrypt the files to be added to the archive with a 256 bit key AES (Advanced Encryption Standard aka Rijndael) encryption algorithm.
Password	Enter the password to encrypt the data with.
Confirm [Password]	Enter the password again to confirm it.
Show Password	Toggle this checkbox to make the password readable or not.
OK	Proceed encrypting all unencrypted items in the archive.
Cancel	Close the dialog without any effect taking place.
? (Help)	Open the help file and load this article.
Important - Password Strength and Good Practices
In order to keep your data protected, it is important to use strong passwords. That said, you should be able to remember the password easily, or at least record a reference that helps you (and only you) remember it. Never record the password in plain text. A password is considered relatively strong if it has all of the following characteristics: has at least 8 different characters; has upper case characters; has lower case characters; has at least 3 alphabetic characters (A, ..., Z); has at least 2 numeric characters (0, ..., 9); has at least 2 non alphanumeric characters (@, +, !, etc.). Additionally, it must not contain sequential strings (e.g. "ABC...", "345..", "qwert...", "ZYX...", etc.) and obvious character substitutions (e.g. replacing "i" with "1").
Hide the help for the Encrypt Selection dialog.

Capture: Selection Properties
[Name Textbox]	Use this textbox to rename the selected file or folder. This field cannot be used to edit multiple files simultaneously.
Description/Comment [window]	Enter or edit the description or comment for the selected file or folder. This field cannot be used to edit multiple files simultaneously.
OK	Proceed with closing the property dialog and updating any modified property.
Cancel	Close the dialog without any effect taking place.
Hide the help for the Selection Properties dialog.

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To make the most of the Zip Jukebox Player, simply create archives containing your audio and video files. For example, after going on a holiday you could create an archive called “Holiday 2012” and place all the videos that you made there in the archive. Then you can play them in sequence or otherwise as shown below. You can do the same for your music files, audio books, download your favorite videos from YouTube to make sure that you always have them, and so forth. It is important that folders with audio and video content do not contain non-playable files (e.g. text documents, etc.) as when the Jukebox player encounters such a file, it will stop and not progress with playing the next file. To start the player, simply set the Preview checkbox and select the first audio or video file that you want to play. Once the player loads the multimedia file, push the start button and then click the context (usually the right) mouse button on the player screen. This makes the Jukebox player appear as a context menu. The various options in the context menu allow you to adjust its behavior and enjoy your music and video from within the archive.

It is highly recommended that you always keep a copy of your important information on a secondary drive. It is also not recommended that you allow archives to grow too large. As an archive grows, the probability of encountering drive errors, software errors or other problems that may arise and may cause information loss also increases. The Protected operation mode helps to substantially reduce the probability of such problems occurring, however they cannot be entirely eliminated.

Capture: Playing music with the Jukebox player (scaled) [show normal] Capture: Playing music with the Jukebox player [Close Window] [X]
Capture: Playing video with the Jukebox player (scaled) [show normal] Capture: Playing video and films with the Jukebox player [Close Window] [X]
Full Screen	Click this menu entry to switch the player to full screen. To switch it back either double click on the screen or use the context menu.
Play Next File	Click this entry to toggle between only playing the current file and playing all files in the current folder (and other folders) when the current file finishes. This switch effectively switches the Zip Jukebox player On and Off.
Shuffle Play	Click this entry to toggle between playing the files in the current folder in consecutive order or in a random order. Shuffle only applies to the files within a folder.
Play Next Folder	Click this entry to toggle between only playing the files in the current folder, or continuing with the next folder once all files in the current folder are already played.
Loop Folder/Folders	Click this entry to toggle between replaying all files in the selected folder, or stopping once all files in said folder have been played. If this entry is switched to “On”, the player will loop the files in the same folder or all folders depending on the state of the Play Next Folder entry.
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The Find in Archive action uses the same principle of work that the Find Files and Folders functionality of the Locator module employs. In fact, Find in Archive employs the Locator module to perform the search on its behalf. The Find Files and Folders functionality searches for items based on queries which the user creates and submits. The queries are simple expressions of logical operators (such as AND, OR, NOT) and Find Operands. The Find Operands are simple objects which the user creates, remaining until such a time as they are deleted by the user. Each Find Operand represents one particular property that is being searched for. For example, one Find Operand may express file size, while another may express file name, a third one: some text, and so forth. The user combines the find operands that represent the properties that they are searching for using logical operators and thus, the user constructs the search query.

In the Open Archive functionality Search Queries are executed from one of two possible locations:

• The Fast Search Query Bar - as described above, and
• Find in Archive dialog which is examined below.

Capture: Find in Archive dialog
Find Operands	This window displays all Find Operands that the user has defined that are ready for immediate use. Find Operands can be created and manipulated via the context menu and buttons. Find Operands have three or four parts: Name - the name of the Find Operands are not case sensitive and must meet the following requirements: must be unique among all currently existing Find Operands must be from 1 to 32 characters long must only use the following characters or symbols: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and '_' (underscore) Type - the type of the Find Operand determines what property of file or folder will be represented by, and compared to, this find operand. The possible types of objects are: File or Folder Name Target Text/Content Data/Content Image Stream (Audio/Video/Other) Meta Data File Or Folder Size File Or Folder Date and Time File Or Folder Date File Or Folder Time Attribute Property - depending on the type of the operand, these are the possible searchable properties. For example, if the search type is an image, a searchable property may be width. Data - depending on the type of the operand and the selected property, there may also be a data entry. For example, if the search type is an image and the selected property is width then the data will be a positive number.
Add New	Use this action to create a new Find Operand using the Create New Find Operand dialog. For discussion on the "Create New" and "Edit Find Operand" dialogs, see the Find Files and Folders functionality help article.
Capture: Create New Find Operand dialog
Edit	Select a find operand which you want to amend and use this action to invoke the Edit Find Operand dialog on it.
Duplicate	Use this action to duplicate a find operand with similar properties to a new find operand that you need, then edit the replica to match your new requirements.
Delete	Use this action to delete find operands that you no longer need. The action will give you a choice to permanently delete the selected find operands or only remove them temporary from the list to help readability when too many find operands clutter the view.
Search Query (Find What)	Enter the search query in this textbox. The Find Operands cannot be used in search queries just as they are because they merely represent a desired property of a file or a folder. Instead, Find Operands are compared to the particular property that they represent for every file or folder that is examined. The results of these comparisons for each file or folder are computed as the search query instructs to confirm or deny that the item is a match. Thus, the Find Operands are used to first define Find Units. A Find Unit always consist of an implied (and omitted) current file/folder to test on the left hand side, a relational operator (e.g. =, <, >, etc.) and a Find Operand on the right hand side, and is always surrounded by square brackets, e.g. [=name_Document100]. To avoid confusion, the tested file or folder is always considered to be on the left hand side of the relational operator while the Find Operand is always on the right, i.e. [***tested file or folder***=name_Document100], but since the tested file or folder is implied, it is entirely omitted to maintain clarity. The recognized relational operators in Find Units are: Symbol Name Example Meaning = equal [=name1] true if the file property matches the find operand property and/or data ! not equal [!name1] true if the file property does not match the find operand property and/or data < less than [<size1] true if the file property is less than the find operand property and/or data > greater than [>size1] true if the file property is greater than the find operand property and/or data <= less than or equal to [<=width1] true if the file property is less than or equal to the find operand property and/or data >= greater than or equal to [>=height1] true if the file property is greater than or equal to the find operand property and/or data Note that not all relational operators can be used on any Find Operand. The relational operator must be meaningful for the type of the Find Operand applied to it in the Find Unit. For example "<" cannot be used when comparing text, but "=" can be used when searching for text and numeric data. The simplest search query might look like "[=name1]" where name1 is the name of a find operand searching for a comparable property using the = operator. To create more complex queries you can use rounded brackets and the following logical operators: Symbol Name Type Example Result & AND binary operator [>size1] & [=name1] true if both operands are true + OR binary operator [>size1] + [=name1] true if at least one of the operands is true ^ XOR binary operator [>size1] ^ [=name1] true if the operands are different ~ NOT unary operator ~([>size1] & [=name1]) false if both operands are true Thus, using find operands with appropriate type and data coupled with relational operators, and joined with logical operators and rounded brackets, one can easily express the simplest to the most complex search query.
Accept item when property cannot be evaluated	There are cases when properties on a particular file cannot be evaluated for some reason, e.g. because the property is simply missing for that file. Set this checkbox to assume that the property is a match if it cannot be evaluated. Clear this checkbox to ignore items for which a property cannot be evaluated.
Do not search in subfolders of selected folders	When a search query is started from the Fast Search Query Bar, nested folders are not examined for matches. When a search query is started from the Find in Archive dialog, nested folders are examined for matches by default. Set this checkbox to avoid looking for matches in the nested subfolders of any selected folders.
? (Help)	Open the help file and load this article.
On Top	Sets and clears the Always On Top flag of this and its parent Open Archive window. This checkbox adds or removes the window from the group of Top-most windows.
Find All	Proceed finding all items in the current selection that match the entered search query.
Show Find Results	Use this button to toggle showing and hiding the Find Results window located in the bottom part of the right pane of the Open Archive window as shown below.
Capture: Open Archive with Find Results window. (scaled) [show normal] Capture: Open Archive with Find Results window. [Close Window] [X]
Capture: Find in Archive window and search query for the above results.
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