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No - the file is an encrypted database so an sql browser won't open it.

Because you are asking it to mark all but one file in each group - it will always mark all but one. a. File type contains txt b. shortest file names in each group Anything listed here is just what you would prefer to mark, if there is a choice within the group. For stricter marking, try "All bu...

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99% finds less, not more. Is this Regular Mode or Image Mode?
Try Image Mode->Good/Very Close Match

Thanks for the data. The reason you are getting these results is that 'Same file extension' used on its own won't match files with no file extension. It will match files with no extension when used in combination with 'Same filename' though. Whether or not this is a feature or a bug is up for debate...

Thanks, I will check this out. Which version are you using?

If they don't appear in the Duplicate Cleaner Network explorer you have several options- -Map the drives to drive letters in Windows or -Drag the folder you want to scan directly from Windows Explorer into the Duplicate Cleaner 'Folders to search' pane. or -Below the 'Folders to search' pane use 'Se...

Try unchecking 'ECMA compatibility' in the settings - this can cause that error.

Also note that TextCrawler uses .NET 4.5. regular expressions, not .NET 7 as used in regex101

The Virtual folder files are just SQLite databases, so you could do this if you are familiar with Excel and SQLite. It would be a bit of work though.