New Feature: Bull's Eye Highlights

Especially if you search several file shares across your company network, the UltraSearch result list can become extensive. This makes it difficult to find exactly the right information.

That's why UltraSearch now highlights the places that match your search query - automatically.

This allows you to see at a glance why a particular result is listed and whether it is what you are looking for.

UltraSearch not only takes file names into account. Relevant metadata such as the file extension is also marked with a highlight to explain the find.

This allows you to jump directly to the right place and ignore false hits from the outset.

Sometimes you also want to find files and documents that contain a specific word or certain parts of text. UltraSearch can now also mark complete matches in a file preview - whether PDF, Office documents such as Word or PowerPoint and even source code.

In addition to the familiar file preview, UltraSearch shows you a small section of text in which your search term is highlighted. The surrounding text is also displayed to make it easier for you to locate the complete match.

Of course, it is also possible to extend your search query as required, for example by adding a file name and restricting the search to a specific file type such as "Office documents".

UltraSearch refines the results list as usual and highlights all the places that have led to a direct hit.

Attention UltraSearch experts: You can also use hit highlights for complex search queries!

For example, if you are looking for specific configuration files in a professional environment that have a specific file extension and are also located in different subdirectories of a specific path, your search query could look like this:

UltraSearch marks for you exactly which metadata matches your search query. The whole thing also works as usual with Regular Expression.