How to Get FileLocator Pro to Index Files

Are you tired of complicated and resource-intensive file indexing software? Look no further than FileLocator Pro, a lightweight and portable tool that makes searching and cataloging your files a breeze. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to get started with FileLocator Pro and take advantage of its powerful features.

Optional: Cathèrency is a free tool developed by Robert Vašíček, the original creator of FileLocator Pro, which allows for automated local index updating. This optional feature can be especially useful if you have a large collection of files that you want to keep track of.

To get started with FileLocator Pro, you'll need the following things:

* A computer with Windows 10 or later

* The FileLocator Pro software (available as a free download)

* Optional: Cathèrency for automated local index updating

Once you have these requirements met, follow these steps to get started:

1. Download and install FileLocator Pro from the official website.

2. Launch the software and select the 'Catalog' option from the main menu.

3. Choose the location of the files you want to index (e.g., your desktop, documents folder, etc.).

4. Select the type of files you want to index (e.g., documents, images, videos, etc.).

5. Click 'Start' to begin the indexing process.

FileLocator Pro is incredibly lightweight, taking up less than 200k of space on your computer. Even indexing every local, network, and detached storage device in our office only yielded a collection of file indexes around 30MB in size. This makes it easy to use and transportable, perfect for working remotely or traveling.

The best part about FileLocator Pro is its ease of use. The software is designed to be user-friendly, with a simple and intuitive interface that makes it easy to find what you're looking for. Whether you need to search for a specific file or catalog your entire collection, FileLocator Pro has got you covered.

So why wait? Download FileLocator Pro today and start enjoying the benefits of fast and efficient file searching and cataloging.

How to get filelocator pro to index files