The List Menu

FIND NEW SET  
This takes you back to the first find page.

FILTER LIST
Having located a set of files, by filtering the list you can relocate a more specific category from within the original list found.
EXAMPLE: If you search for ‘synth’  the Found List could show a list that contained a mixture of sounds with 'synth' in the title, e.g. synth bass/synth lead,  you can use the FILTER LIST function, and type in for example, ‘bass’. SampleSearch would then cut down the original Found List, to the files which also have ‘bass’ in the title.  You may also filter by comment.
This procedure can be repeated as many times as you require.  You also have the option for one ‘undo’.  This will enable you to take one step back in the operation, if you have the memory available. Filtering can also be by file type.
ONLY DOUBLES Sometimes you may accidentally store the same file more than once.  checking ONLY DOUBLES  creates a list of all the files with the same name. You could then audition or load them to see if they really are the same. Should this be the case, you can then use the RENAME or DELETE options as appropriate.
EXCLUDE MATCHES Occasionally it is necessary to perform an 'inverse' filter where items matching the filter criteria are removed from the list rather than being retained. To achieve this, check exclude matches and enter the filter criteria as normal.

MERGE LIST  
This function allows you to merge a previously saved list with the one currently displayed. SampleSearch will ask you to locate the new list to merge, then it will update the display with the new merged list.

ALPHABETICAL SORT
After the ‘Find’ operation, a list of ‘Found Files’  appears, in the order which they were found on the disk. Should you require them in alphabetical order, select this option. Having alpha sorted the list, you can use the keyboard to tap in the first letter of the file name that you need. This function is not automatic as it could take several seconds extra on a very large sort, and this may not be convenient.

PURGE GHOST ITEMS
This function eliminates any files that do not exist, on currently mounted drives.