That's basically just another way of saying that my expectations of Aladdin software are very high, and any flaw I can uncover is going to count more heavily against them than it would against a product lower on the curve. When a company produces a product of the caliber of StuffIt, they're not allowed to then release a turkey without those of us in the press being quite harsh on them. I thought I had found a minor flaw, and I was actually gloating. I thought I would be able to give it a less than perfect score. As I indicated above, Spring Cleaning consists of eleven separate searches.
Finds aliases that point to invalid items.
You then have a chance to remove the alias or point it to another item. Finds all files of the same type as a file you select. This would, for instance, let you find every file on your hard disk created by a particular application. Finds duplicate and similar files you can then remove to clear up disk space. I was completely stunned by the number of duplicate files this search found.