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Aaaahhhhg just found that Dopus the King of all file managers of course can do it perfectly:

Thanks! I can now see that dc:2017-08-01-2017-08-02T14:31 or dc:(2017-08-01-2017-08-02)T14:31 indeed works -- however different from what the OP was after (find files with a certain time of day irrespective of the date, or in an entire date range). Bummer that there seems to be not one tool availabl...

Yeah but his example dc:2017-08-01-2017-09-01T23:32 clearly is directed to a date range AND a time of day, which also was what the OP was after (other than he wanted "dc" where I'm looking for "dm"): While doing a long-time timelapse i need to find images that are created at the same time over a per...

Just tested with dm:2020-07-22T23 and it correctly showed me all 300 files that were modified yesterday between 23:00 and 23:59:59 Thanks, this indeed does work. However, I'd love to do something like this: dm:2020T23 Even @void said that it should work: Please try searching for: dc:2017-08-01-2017...

Hi all, Please try searching for: dc:2017-08-01-2017-09-01 T23:32 I've tried this but it doesn't seem to work. It finds all files in that date range, but doesn't limit the results to the time of day specified (23:32). For example, I'd like to find files that have been modified between, say, 2pm and ...

Try this: DM:1980-01-01 T18:00 That's ISO8601 syntax: YYYY-MM-DD T HourHour:MinMin:SecSec [*] A literal "T" is the separator to indicate that a time will follow. [*] Use prefix zero if needed. [*] Hour is 0..24 [*] You don't have to specify minutes and seconds; T18 will give you all results between...

Hi forum, Let me chime in about previewing Outlook MSG files in the preview pane. I noticed that in Everything, as well as in Windows Explorer (same for example in the Dopus file manager), the file preview of Outlook MSG files is delayed by several seconds when previewing the first MSG file. Afterwa...