WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.9) is released

WinCatalog 2009 We are glad to announce that a new maintenance update of WinCatalog 2009 has been released. The version number is 2.9.

Text Extraction Options Now WinCatalog can extract more than 255 characters from text files (the configurable option is added). To configure this option please click Tools, then Program’s Options. Follow to the Scanning tab and click Configure Additional File Processing Options button. Then select Keep text from plain text files and click Properties. Here you can limit the text extraction or simply switch it off. We recommend to leave this option in it’s default state (limit text extraction to 255 characters).

Locate in catalog menu item is added to the popup menu when you browse keywords or lent volumes in the main window.

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Posted on: January 12, 2010

Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays! WinCatalog.com wishes you and yours a holiday time filled with fun, happiness and joy.

Christmas is a very special time of the year for everyone. For most of us it’s a time for checking our plans, setting new goals and performing a ‘reloading’ to be more organized.

We wish you to get more and more disks to organize with WinCatalog in the New Year. In our turn we will release the new version of WinCatalog 2010 very soon. This version will work with huge collection much faster.

Merry Christmas and happy New Year!

Posted on: December 24, 2009

WinCatalog 2009 is ready for Windows 7

Windows 7 Windows 7 will be introduced on Thursday and if you decide to upgrade to the new operating system we are glad to announce that WinCatalog 2009 has been already tested with Windows 7 and passed all tests successfully.

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Posted on: October 20, 2009

WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.88) is released

WinCatalog 2009 We are glad to announce that a new maintenance update of WinCatalog 2009 has been just released. The version number is 2.88.

Now WinCatalog 2009 can add several files to the catalog simultaneously by using Add File command…

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Posted on: September 25, 2009

By the way – fantastic program...

“By the way – fantastic program. I had used WinCatalog Light years ago. Now bought copies of Pro for myself and my wife for work and pleasure. Having cataloged old drives I have been able to easily find things I had long forgotten.”

John Blackmore

Posted on: September 17, 2009

WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.87) is released

WinCatalog 2009 We are glad to announce that a new maintenance update of WinCatalog 2009 has been just released. The version number is 2.87.

Now WinCatalog 2009 can calculate MD5 and CRC32 checksums for archives in addition to regular files.

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Posted on: September 17, 2009

WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.86) is released

CRC32 Calculation We are glad to announce that a new version of WinCatalog 2009 has been just released. The new version can now calculate CRC32 checksum for files (in additional to MD5 checksum from an earlier version).

The option to calculate the CRC32 is switched off by default. To enable it, please run WinCatalog 2009, click Tools menu item, then click Program’s Options and follow to the Scanning tab to mark the correspondent checkbox. It is also possible to exclude small files from CRC32 calculation.

The CRC32 calculation works faster than the MD5 calculation; however it still slows down the scanning process.

The other improvement of the new release is MP3 file scanning enhancement. Now WinCatalog 2009 correctly works with MP3 files with broken or invalid ID3 tags.

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Posted on: July 17, 2009

WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.85) is released

MP3 File Icon A new version of WinCatalog 2009 is released. The compatibility issue with some versions of Windows XP is fixed.

While adding new items to the catalog the previous version of WinCatalog 2009 (2.84) could not load a new mp3 scanning plugin (mp3Info2.dll) on some Windows XP installations. The new version 2.85 fixes this issue.

The upgrade is strongly recommended for all users who run WinCatalog 2009 version 2.84 under Windows XP.

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Posted on: June 20, 2009

WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.84) is released

WinCatalog 2009 with Mp3 Tags We are glad to announce that a new version of WinCatalog 2009 has been just released.

There are two significant improvements in the new version: in mp3 files scanning and in Audio track names retrieving.

ID3 tags

ID3 is a very popular audio file data tagging format in active use by software and hardware developers around the world. ID3 tags are supported in software such as iTunes, Windows Media Player, Winamp. ID3 tags contain information about Song Title, Artist, Genre etc.

While adding an mp3 file to the catalog, WinCatalog 2009 extracts ID3 tags and changes the display name for the file by using “Artist – Song Title” template. WinCatalog 2009 also creates a keyword with Artist name and links the keyword with the added mp3 file. This will help you to navigate your files in the future.

The ID3 tags summary is placed into the comments field for the mp3 file just like it’s shown on the screenshot.

Audio Track Names

Since version 2.84 WinCatalog 2009 can retrieve Audio track names from several online sources simultaneously. This new improved feature finds almost 100% Audio tracks over the Internet.

If WinCatalog did not find any tracks for your audio disks in the past, you definitely should give it another try to do this.

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Posted on: June 18, 2009

I think I'll save thousands of dollars and pay for a license...

“This is exactly what I was looking for. I can’t describe how perfect you’ve made this. I’ll try anyway: recently I’ve had a concept in my mind for a file archive catalog desktop software program for some time now. I even created a document to help plan out the concept. My intention has been to eventually make the solid so strong, that I could comfortably outsource the programming & development.

That won’t be necessary! I think I’ll save thousands of dollars on software development and pay for a license with you guys. Great job, couldn’t have done it better myself!”

Derrick Schwabe

Posted on: June 8, 2009