Existing users, 
NotLight
simple Spotlight substitute
Version: 1.4
invisible files?
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: Joe Wheeler Sunday, July 09 2006 @ 09:06 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: YES
This is indeed a huge improvement over Apple's 'fake' interface. One thing that is mentioned as a searchable attribute in the developer documents for Spotlight is finding invisible files. So, I guess this is a feature request, that finding invisible files be made available with NotLight. Maybe they aleady are and I just haven't found that feature, but if not, it would make a handy addition to the next version.
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invisible files? and also ... - kaleberg
Would it be possible to display the date and time created rather than the date and time modified? The modification date is not very useful. There are many commonly used programs that "modify" the file whenever it is opened or when innocuous changes are made, for example, TextEdit will modify a file when you select a larger font or change the window size.Friday, January 19 2007 @ 10:29 AM PST
invisible files? and also ... - kaleberg
Would it be possible to display the date and time created rather than the date and time modified? The modification date is not very useful. There are many commonly used programs that "modify" the file whenever it is opened or when innocuous changes are made, for example, TextEdit will modify a file when you select a larger font or change the window size.Friday, January 19 2007 @ 10:32 AM PST
invisible files? and also ... - kaleberg
Would it be possible to display the date and time created rather than the date and time modified? The modification date is not very useful. There are many commonly used programs that "modify" the file whenever it is opened or when innocuous changes are made, for example, TextEdit will modify a file when you select a larger font or change the window size.Friday, January 19 2007 @ 10:39 AM PST
invisible files? and also ... - kaleberg
Would it be possible to display the date and time created rather than the date and time modified? The modification date is not very useful. There are many commonly used programs that "modify" the file whenever it is opened or when innocuous changes are made, for example, TextEdit will modify a file when you select a larger font or change the window size.Reply to This
Friday, January 19 2007 @ 10:26 AM PST