You should not worry about re-scanning time. That is because a usual database (a catalog) contains from several hundreds to a few thousands of disks and most of them are read-only (like DVD-Rs). Every time you should force WinCatalog to re-scan a disk or a folder. Michael Rusakow thank you for your question! Yes you can keep your catalog up to date but WinCatalog does not monitor changes on your disks automatically. If you are talking about the critical user comment (3rd on the page) please note that it is dated by 2009 and it was about WinCatalog 2009 (version 2.8) not WinCatalog 2012 which is 3.x. If the filename for a file has not been changed, WinCatalog will update other info (for example size or modification date) but will keep comments, tags and other info which you have entered manually for the file.ħ. After the refresh it adds new and remove deleted files. When you update (or "refresh) a drive, WinCatalog performs the whole re-scan to see what files were modified/added/deleted. The WinCatalog 2012 and Light comparison table: Ħ. WinCatalog grabs archive and ISO files contents, EXIF tags from pictures, ID3 tags from music files and comments from html pages and text files.ĥ. No, the current version does not grab thumbnails from videos.Ĥ. No, WinCatalog cannot tell you which files exist on drive A but not on drive B.ģ. You can find files from both drives by some search criteria then combine them by name, by size, etc to see the duplicated entries.Ģ. Michael Rusakow Hello Ric Mr., thank you for your questions.ġ. So you can create as many collection files as you want. Yes, each collection is a single file with. >Will WinCatalog allow me to have multiple catalogs on one system. So the answer is 'no' for the current version, but I will since version 2010. The reason why we're developing WinCatalog 2010 is an ability to store picture thumnails inside a catalog and an ability to attach thumbnails to any items (files, folders, disk records, etc). > Will this software permit me to attach graphics to individual records? Click Search meny item, then Search using Keywords (or simply press ctrl+F3 shortcut). If you select a keyword, you will see all linked items. Keywords has individual branch in the main tree view called My Keywords. Some keywords may be created automatically when you scan a disk (for example, WinCatalog creates keywords with Artist name on adding mp3 files). Virus ProgramĮach item inside a catalog can be assigned with any number of keywords. We've scanned using a variety of antivirus software and can bring you the following results.
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