Find.Same.Images.OK 5.2 download the new version for ipod

Of course you can just ignore those results, but they will probably just be a nuisance. The only reason you may want to avoid having search your entire drive is that it will also search the Windows system and program folders, which do contain a lot of images – icon files, wallpapers & background images etc. If you want the App to search your entire hard drive, select the C: drive itself, and then click OK.

Navigate to the folder (or first of several) that contains your images, select it and then click the OK button.

Locate the “…” button (the one with three dots, found on the right side of the window, just below the middle) and give it a click.

This can be ‘just one’ folder, a series of folders, or your entire hard drive. Now it’s time to tell the App where it can find the images you want to compare.Don’t be too overwhelmed by the slew of sections, options, buttons etc – it’s quite straightforward to use.

If doesn’t automatically launch after it’s installed, open it now.When you’ve made your selections (if any) – click the Install button. One that you may want to change is the number of places you can launch it from – you probably don’t need the Desktop, Start Menu and Quick-Launch bar – but it is of course entirely up to you. There are a number of options you can choose from when you install. Double-click the installer file to start.Start out by heading over to the download page for (what a fantastically weird name for an App) and save the installer file to your Downloads folder. Using a small, free and quite frankly amazing little App, you can scan your Windows computer for identical and even similar images and have all the results displayed in a nice and organized table.

Find.Same.Images.OK 5.2 download the new version for ipod