DiskCatalogMaker is a Reference app by Fujiwara Software. ◆◇ Ranked #1 top-grossing Reference category app on 15 Mac App Stores in 2012. (Austria, Brazil, Canada, Czechia, , India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland) Simple, smart and fast.
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1. ● Trusted catalog database format for scalability and storage of huge data.
2. DiskCatalogMaker is a simple disk management tool which catalogs disks and folders.
3. ● Zip, StuffIt, RAR, 7-Zip, tar, gzip, bzip2, CompactPro and LHA archive formats support.
4. ● Drag and drop your disk icon onto the catalog window.
5. ● Use “Select Original” to reveal an item on Finder.
6. ◆◇ Ranked #1 top-grossing Reference category app on 15 Mac App Stores in 2012.
7. ● Use “Open Original” to open an item directly.
8. ● Use “Quick Look” to preview an item without even opening it.
9. ● Long unicode name and Asian languages support.
10. ● Optimized cataloging engine for multi-core/multiprocessor systems.
11. ● You can also use the generate thumbnail images option.
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With about 50 hard drives of various archived film projects for my business, it can be very troublesome finding media when new work calls for old assets. I've been using DiskCatalogMaker to finally give me the ability to search all of my media without even having to plug in a single drive to find what I'm looking for. Once I locate the files I want in DCM, I know exactly which disk to connect - then from there. Way better than a ton of print labels explaining my content. Even better with both. :)
this program makes it possible for me to locate files that Google search prgrams overlook.
Fantastic App. Indespencible.
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I received a WIndows NT external disk that contained 50,000 files for archival purposes. I needed to “catalog” this so a client could see the file/directory structure of the disk. I mounted the disk, ran DCM, and exported the resulting (dcmd) file. Asked my client to purchase the program so he can review the catalog of the disk. Super easy, and way worth the price. I emailed him the dcmd file and not the entire hard drive. I saved the dcmd file for later examination here even though the drive will be on a shelf in storage. I also exported a text version of the scan, messed with this tabbed version a bit, and was able to make an Excel-readable CSV that also shows the hierarchy. (The DCM program doesn’t do it, but it took me 15 minutes total.) For these basic purposes this was a super program with no snags or gotchas.
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