If that's required, I don't want one that automatically deletes duplicates, I want to pick which ones are required, but if you have any recommendations of on that is easy to use and pretty much straight forward (nothing fancy required, just find the duplicates (or those that may have a similar name since sometimes they get saved with slightly different titles), I'd appreciate the help.
Can you download file titles and locations to a spreadsheet? At least that would let me filter/sort and then go back and find the ones I want to delete. So is there a simple Dropbox search function for duplicates, or do I have to download some kind of app that will do the job. If I search specifically by name it shows me all of the versions and then I can delete the ones that are in the "wrong" place, but I don't have the time or inclination (despite my love of procrastination by rearranging files) to search 1000 titles. So there could be anywhere from 1-4 version of a book floating around. (No, I don't use the dreaded Kindle thanks.) So I may download it in a "holiday reading" folder, then I may also download in the "Publishers folder" and at some point I may have reviewed it and moved it to the "author" folder and then maybe I have forgotten that I downloaded it in the "lost interest in this" folder. This is not really a space issue, I have lots, but I have nearly 1000 ebooks that I sometimes file in multiple places. By using Easy Duplicate Finder, you can rid away with the anxiety of waning hard drive or cloud storage and a stressed CPU all of that without having to invest a lot of time.
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