The Dialog contains two panels. The top panel lists the detailed file list. The lower panel displays additional information about the file selected in the upper panel.
When you first open this dialog, it will automatically start the file scan. The file scan can be very slow, depending on the number of open files. If you press the Abort button the scan will stop and display those files found.
After the Open File or Module scan completes, the Filter UI appears. Use the filter to find specific data or to exclude data. Enter text into the filter dialog and press the Filter button. Any matches will be Selected and their Match column will be marked with True. Use Right Click to Invert Selection or Clear Selection. Using the Fiter and popup menu you can prune the list.
The Tool bar contains the following commands:
Modules or Files - Toggles the viewer between displaying Modules and open Files AutoUpdate - Toggles whether automatic updates occur Refresh - Force immediate update Reset - Clears list and reloads Export - Prompt for filename and Save report as CSV (comma-separated-value, readable by Excel) Print Setup - Open printer setup dialog FitToPage - Toggles whether printing will try to force output to a single page Print - Print network connections report
The upper panel dislays theh following information:
Process Process name which opened file or module Pid Process Id of owner Directory Directory path of object which caused event Name Name part of object which caused event Ext Extension part of object which caused event Size Size of object at time of event (only for files) Modified Time of last modification Type File or Directory Access Access attributes of object (ReadOnly, Write, etc) Scan Time Time of last refresh Match When filter pattern used, indicates any match. Useful for sorting column
When you click on a file or module in the upper panel which points to a real file (size is non-zero) additional information will be displayed in the lower panel. The lower panel displays standard file information include the file's cluster allocation. The cluster allocation list the disk clusters owned by the file.