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BareTailPro

Release 2.50a 2006-11-02 What's new?
Win32 (Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista)

Demo Version - baretailpro.exe (298k) Licence
- Automatically terminates after 5 minutes
- Startup splash screen cannot be disabled

Registered Version - Only $US 35 Licence
- No automatic termination after 5 minutes
- Option to disable startup splash screen

Product Overview

A real-time log file monitoring tool with text searching and filtering ...

BareTailPro Screenshot

... with all of the features of BareTail plus:

Regular expression text search
- High-performance search algorithm
- Regex syntax is a common subset of Perl, PHP and Java (see the Regex Reference).
- Simple search mode for literal strings, when not using regexes
- Line numbers for search results

Interactive, incremental search
- Searching while you type, to find results quicker
- Feedback on regex syntax errors while you type, to build regexes quicker

Filter tail mode (include or exclude lines)
- Search new lines added to a file in real-time
- Include or exclude matching lines
- Timestamps show when lines were added
- Like "tail -f | grep" on Unix systems, but with many more features

Tabular presentation of search and filter results
- Columns include the timestamp, line number, text of the line, and results of capturing groups
- Columns can be sorted

Save, name and manage text search patterns
- Frequently used text search patterns may be saved, named and edited

Export/copy of search and filter results in many formats
- Export search results to a file or the clipboard
- Configurable selection of search result columns
- Configurable prefix, suffix, alignment and truncation

Flexible configuration options and storage
- Many configurable user preferences
- Preferences can be saved to a file, the registry or not at all on exit
- Preferences are loaded from a file in the local directory, a file in the application directory or the registry (in that order)
- Preferences can be loaded and saved at any time by the user, and shared with other users