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Locate32 - Files from Locate32 Locate32 finds files and directories based on file and folder names stored in a database. Locate32 saves to a database the names of all files on your hard drives. Once the file indexing has occurred, you can locate files quickly by using the application's search form. It works like "updatedb" and "locate" commands in Unix. In other words, it uses databases to store information about directory structures and uses these databases in searches. The use of these databases provides very fast searching speed. The software includes a dialog-based application as well as console programs that can be used to update and access the databases. Locate32 is not primarily meant to find text or data within files, but it has a primitive feature to do this.

j/k	selects the next/previous item in the list
n/p	in title view, selects the next item without opening it
space/shift+space	moves to the next/previous page
shift+m	open/close the main menu
shift+o	open/close the options menu
enter	select the highlight entry from a menu

enter,o	in title view, expands or collapses the selected item
shift+a	marks all items in the current page as read
d	go to the item's list of similar stories
i/u	designate the item as interesting/not interesting
m	marks the item as read or unread
s	adds or removes a star from the selected item
shift+s	open/close the item's share menu
shift+u	marks all items in the current page as unread
v	opens the original source for the item in a new tab

g then h	go to the homepage
g then i	go to the Interesting items view
g then a	go to the All items view
g then s	go to the Saved items view
g then p	go to the Popular items view
g then f	go to the Select a Feed page

-	decrease the font size
=	increase the font size
esc	close any menu if open, otherwise deselect all items
?	open/close a decription of keyboard shortcuts