This weekend we’re celebrating the 16th birthday of WinCatalog!
Time flies fast — it’s time again to add one more candle, cut the cake and celebrate the anniversary.
Congratulations! And thank you that you are with us over all these years!
Posted on: October 14, 2017
Hello, we’re glad to inform you a new version of WinCatalog was released.
The new version contains improvements and new features.
Now you can select several tags, locations or contacts and see all the associated items in the grid view. Use CTRL+Mouse click to add or remove an item to/from the selection, SHIFT+CLICK to select a range of items and CTRL+UP/CTRL+DOWN to expand the selection.
The other new feature is the optional ability to display search queries on the search tabs. This feature is useful for those who create several search tabs at the same time. The feature is turned on by default.
Thanks to the partial data loading, WinCatalog now improves the speed of displaying contents of the folders that contain large number of files and sub-folders.
The Administrative tab was added to the Program’s Options. It allows turning the debug logging on and off and switch to the ‘old’ scanning module that does not requrie .NET Framework.
Two issues concerning CRC32 and other hashes were fixed. Now WinCatalog correctly grags CRC32 values for files located inside ZIP archives (previously it grabbed negative values for some entries). Previously, the MD5 calculator locked the file and blocked CRC32 or SHA256 calculations. Now all three values can be calculated during the scanning process.
To download WinCatalog 2017 version 17.2, please click here. You do not need to uninstall a previous version of WinCatalog - just install the latest version over the existing one.
Posted on: June 29, 2017
Hello, we’re glad to inform you a new version of WinCatalog was released.
The latest version adds SHA256 hash calculation for files. The feature is turned off by default. To turn it on, please run WinCatalog, click the Catalog button (left from the Main tab of the Ribbon toolbar), and then click Options. Follow to the General Scanning page, find the Checksum calculation section and mark the “Calculate SHA256…” option.
Please note that changing this option affects to the new scans only. If you wish to calculate SHA256 for previously catalogued files that were not changed, please turn the following option temporarily off: “While updating a disk or a folder: skip unmodified files (speeds up the update process)”. Please do not forget to turn this option back on after all to speed-up future updates.
To download WinCatalog 2017 version 17.1, please click here. You do not need to uninstall a previous version of WinCatalog - just install the latest version over the existing one.
Posted on: April 17, 2017
Hello, we’re glad to inform you that new versions of WinCatalog were released. Both are the maintenance updates. Version 17.04 fixes Windows XP incompatibility and thumbnails grabbing (previously WinCatalog reduced thumbnails size to 200 pixels for a larger side independently from the selected value of the “Thumbnails size (in pixels)” option). Version 17.05 fixes the ta-da sound that did not play after the update process is completed.
The latest update is recommended for everyone.
To download WinCatalog 2017 version 17.05, please click here. You do not need to uninstall a previous version of WinCatalog - just install the latest version over the existing one.
Posted on: April 5, 2017
Hello, we’re glad to announce that a new version of our disk catalog software WinCatalog 2017 (version 17) was released.
Advantages of the new version:
As you can see, the new version does not include any visible changes (so, unfortunately, we can’t just tell you “please click here to see all the new features”), but it contains a lot of internal improvements for the scanning and updating processes.
The scanning module was rewritten from a scratch using a new platform and now it works much faster and reliable (but keeps all the same functionality). 2017 release is a huge step forward for us opening new capabilities for the future development and for the new features.
The upgrade to the latest version is free for everyone who has purchased a license for WinCatalog 2016 or a Lifetime Major Upgrades option in addition to a license for WinCatalog. In that case, a new registration key is not required.
If you purchased any version of WinCatalog prior to WinCatalog 2016, you can buy WinCatalog 2017 at a special upgrade price (50% OFF) and get a new registration key in order to upgrade to WinCatalog 2017.
You can check your upgrade status here by entering your existing registration key or email address that was used to purchase WinCatalog.
To download WinCatalog 2017 please click here. You do not need to uninstall a previous version of WinCatalog. Just install the latest version over the existing one.
Posted on: February 23, 2017
Hello, we’re glad to inform you that a new version of WinCatalog is released today. The version number is 16.5. This is a maintenance update that improves the scanning process. The update is recommended for those who actively populate their catalogs.
Important notice: this is the last upgrade for the 2016 version, WinCatatlog 2017 is coming soon. The current upgrade to 16.5 is also the last free upgrade for everyone who does not have the lifetime major upgrades status and purchased any version of WinCatalog prior to 2016 (ver. 16.0).
To download WinCatalog 2016 version 16.5, please click here. You do not need to uninstall a previous version of WinCatalog - just install the latest version over the existing one.
Posted on: February 12, 2017
In most places, today is the last day in the office for the year. We just want to take a moment to say thank you to everyone for your support, for all these kind words you sent to us through your feedback this year and for all these suggestions you made for the future versions (so we have a lot of work for the next year).
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
And if you don’t celebrate Christmas, Happy Holidays!
Posted on: December 24, 2016
Hello, we’re glad to announce that new versions of WinCatalog were released this week. Both versions are the maintenance updates that increase the scanning and updating speeds (ver.16.4) and fixes occasional interruptions of the scanning process (ver 16.41) on some computers. The latest update is recommended to everyone.
To download WinCatalog 2016 version 16.41, please click here. You do not need to uninstall a previous version of WinCatalog - just install the latest version over the existing one. The upgrade is free for everyone, who owns a license for WinCatalog 2016, or older 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 and 2011.
Posted on: December 21, 2016
Hello, we’re glad to inform you that a new version of WinCatalog 2016 was released today: version number 16.3.
This is a maintenance update that brings more stability, adds new features and fixes some issues (mostly occurred in Windows 7). The visible changes are the following.
Importing and exporting tags. This feature will be useful for those who uses the Tags functionality a lot. Now it is possible to import a list of tags from a text file and save the tags into a text file (for example, for adding them to another catalog file). To import/export tags, please open the Tags manager or follow to the Tags tab in the Properties of any item and you will see new Export and Import buttons next to the New and Delete buttons.
Collapsable progress dialog. Now you can show more or less info during scanning a disk. Just click a small up/down arrow next to the Progress bar to show more or less info.
To download WinCatalog 2016 version 16.3, please click here. You do not need to uninstall a previous version of WinCatalog - just install the latest version over the existing one. The upgrade is free for everyone, who owns a license for WinCatalog 2016, or older 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 and 2011.
Posted on: December 5, 2016
This weekend we’re celebrating the 15th birthday of WinCatalog!
It’s time to bust out the candles and cake and celebrate the anniversary.
Congratulations! And thank you that you are with us over all these years!
Posted on: October 15, 2016
