 vd853
join:2004-12-29
Brooklyn, NY | [Help] Something to index files on my computer I need a software that index all the files on my computer. I have a computer that only has one purpose, to hold files. I don't want to turn it on just to check if it has a file that I need, so having a list would be nice. Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks. |
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Everything
»www.voidtools.com/
(Registered 3 days ago at Sourceforge; expecting to see some new development.)
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 DataDocMy avatar looks like me, if I was 2D.Premium
join:2000-05-14
Greenville, NC | reply to vd853
I've used Everything for a couple of years, it's great. Fast, compact and easy to use. Never crashed once.
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 Doctor FourMy other vehicle is a TARDISPremium
join:2000-09-05
Dallas, TX | reply to vd853
You might also look at disk cataloging tools on Snapfiles. One I use, but is not listed in that category there is DirLister. I use it mainly when archiving music to DVDRs. I will then save a listing of each DVD as an HTML file so I can go back and see if I already have something I am about to download.
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| said by Doctor Four:You might also look at disk cataloging tools on Snapfiles. One I use, but is not listed in that category there is DirLister. I use it mainly when archiving music to DVDRs. I will then save a listing of each DVD as an HTML file so I can go back and see if I already have something I am about to download.
Hey Doctor Four if you are cataloging DVDr's with music on them then I think you would find the program - MPEG Audio Collection worth looking at. It's specifically for cataloging the contents of CD's/DVD's and is searchable... It hasn't been updated since 2003, and isn't the prettiest interface, but it works well.
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wssddc
join:2001-08-21
Bedford, MA | reply to vd853
Wssindex, GPL, written by yours truly: »www.wssddc.com/wssindex/index.html
Historically it originated in the days of DOS, faded away when Windows became popular, then was resurrected using Qt for the user interface. 32 and 64-bit versions supporting XP through Windows 7. |
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