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4 comments | Category: Products, WinCatalog 2009, WinCatalog Light | Posted on: June 5th, 2009
“I enjoy using WinCatalog for all of my archiving needs – especially for searching discs that are off-line. It works so fast and makes my life a lot easier when it comes to updating virtual files. I have hundreds of RAM discs and DVD-RW’s. I’ve numbered them all and WinCatalog lets me know which one I need to pop in when it’s time to retrieve important documents stored onto external discs”
Russ Columbia
No comments yet | Category: User's Testimonials, WinCatalog 2009 | Posted on: May 25th, 2009
WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.83) is released today. Importing from collection files created with WinCatalog Light is improved.
You can download the latest version of WinCatalog 2009 here.
No comments yet | Category: News | Posted on: May 9th, 2009
Today WinCatalog 2009 has been reviewed by 3d2f.com editors. The program is called most attractive and powerful disk cataloguer software. You can read the review here.
No comments yet | Category: News | Posted on: May 1st, 2009
WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.82) is released today. Main changes are:
You can download the latest version of WinCatalog 2009 here.
No comments yet | Category: News | Posted on: April 15th, 2009
WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.81) is released today.
Main changes are:
You can download the latest version of WinCatalog 2009 here.
No comments yet | Category: News | Posted on: March 13th, 2009
WinCatalog 2009 has been reviewed by OneKit.com.
WinCatalog 2009 is a simple and straightforward disk cataloging software.
It catalogs any audio or data disks that Windows can access, which means that little or no information needs to be entered manually.
This application automatically extracts descriptions from zip, mp3, html and plain text files.
The program can also be used to catalog “non-file” items, like books, stamps, jewelry, or antique furniture.
WinCatalog 2009 offers a number of features that the competing tools fail to deliver, like the contacts list that shows which CDs are currently being loaned and who has them.
WinCatalog 2009 also offers a very flexible cataloging system that can display the contents of a disk, specific folder or a file.
It means that a user does not need to look through every CD on a shelf to find the one that contains necessary file or song.
WinCatalog 2009 is especially helpful in managing music collections, whether on audio CDs, mp3 files or a combination of both.
The program can automatically extract audio CD track data from CDDB, a free online database that contains information about CD tracks, like song titles, name of a performer, year of release and so on.
Importantly, WinCatalog 2009 allows users to assign keywords and add descriptions to each of the cataloged item.
All this makes searching through the database a fast and easy process.
Plus, different collection items can be dragged and dropped from folder to folder.
All data can be printed out as a report or exported to HTML or MS Excel files for further processing.
No comments yet | Category: WinCatalog 2009 | Posted on: February 7th, 2009
WinCatalog 2009 searches various media for files, documents, images, and music: it can be on CD, DVD, Flash Cards, Memory Sticks, Zip Disks.
The program remembers where each file, image, or music track is stored and allows you to find them in no time. Moreover, WinCatalog 2009 will tell you on what shelf the necessary disk is located.
All you’ll have to do will be reach for it and take it.
Try it now – it’s free!
No comments yet | Category: WinCatalog 2009 | Posted on: January 27th, 2009
“WinCatalog is more than my favorite program when it comes to cataloging CDs and DVDs, it is my one and only program when it comes to cataloging. Just like in physiques is Einstein and others, for myself it is WinCatalog and others”.
Octavian Cristea
No comments yet | Category: User's Testimonials, WinCatalog 2009 | Posted on: January 17th, 2009
December 10, 2008
For Immediate Release
WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.8) is released
WinCatalog 2009 is a simple and straightforward disk cataloging software.
It catalogs any audio or data disks that Windows can access, which means that little or no information needs to be entered manually.
This application automatically extracts descriptions from zip, mp3, html and plain text files.
The program can also be used to catalog “non-file” items, like books, stamps, jewelry, or antique furniture.
WinCatalog 2009 offers a number of features that the competing tools fail to deliver, like the contacts list that shows which CDs are currently being loaned and who has them.
WinCatalog 2009 also offers a very flexible cataloging system that can display the contents of a disk, specific folder or a file.
It means that a user does not need to look through every CD on a shelf to find the one that contains necessary file or song.
WinCatalog 2009 is especially helpful in managing music collections, whether on audio CDs, mp3 files or a combination of both.
The program can automatically extract audio CD track data from CDDB, a free online database that contains information about CD tracks, like song titles, name of a performer, year of release and so on.
Importantly, WinCatalog 2009 allows users to assign keywords and add descriptions to each of the cataloged item.
All this makes searching through the database a fast and easy process.
Plus, different collection items can be dragged and dropped from folder to folder.
All data can be printed out as a report or exported to HTML or MS Excel files for further processing.
WinCatalog 2009 is distributed electronically over the Internet; free demo version is available at http://www.wincatalog.com/ for evaluation.
If you have any questions, would like to request editor’s copy, want to inquire about special prices for volume buyers/software resellers, or have a business proposal, please contact Michael A. Rusakov using this form.
No comments yet | Category: WinCatalog 2009 | Posted on: December 10th, 2008