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The software at Skybird.NET is free for non-commercial use. In addition to projects intended for Windows® desktop and laptop PC's, I am also working on software which was originally developed for an IBM z/OS mainframe. The following programs are hosted here:

ScanDir file and folder management;
ScanTFS a redesigned version of ScanDir;
HashTFS a file verification program;
STF a network test facility;

ScanDir and ScanTFS provide functions for file and folder management. Create a list of items (files and/or folders) using multiple selection criteria (date, time, size, extension, string, mask or regular expression). You can Rename, Delete, Copy or Move the files (and folders) in the Item list. For detailed information see the ScanDir Homepage or the ScanTFS Homepage.

HashTFS is a file verification program. Use HashTFS to generate and verify checksum values (hash codes) for a list of files. For more information see the HashTFS Homepage

   ScanDir Version 1.3.5:

The performance issue with the copy/move dialog in version 1.3.4 as well as other known bugs have been fixed. Apart from some minor usability improvements no new functionality has been added. New functions are implemented in ScanTFS.

Visit the ScanDir Homepage for detailed information on the latest updates or click the following linkss to download the portable (.zip) or Windows installer (.exe) version:

- portable format (scandir135.zip) with 32-bit and 64-bit program

- windows installer (scandir135_install.exe) for x86 or x64 platform


   ScanTFS beta (update 31-dec-2023):

Visit the ScanTFS Homepage for more information or click the link below to download a portable (.zip) beta version:

- portable format (scantfs000.zip) with 32-bit and 64-bit program

HashTFS beta (update 23-oct-2023):

   Visit the HashTFS Homepage for more information or click the link below to download a portable (.zip) beta version:

- portable format (hashtfs000.zip) with 32-bit and 64-bit program

   STF (under reconstruction):

If you know what MVS or VTAM means: visit the STF Homepage to go back in time.



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