cdTree Standard 3.1.2
This media cataloging tool lets you catalog and categorize CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, hard disk directories, floppies, ZIP drives, DVDs and audio CDs for offline browsing.
It also catalogs ZIP file contents. The tool is able to uniquely recognize if a CD has been scanned before and thus avoid duplication in the data. cdTree is able to auto-detect audio tracks and connect to an Internet CDDB to get album and track information. It also recognizes MP3 files and decodes the MP3 tags within the catalog. It works in two customizable modes. The tool manages additional attributes including optional notes and user-configurable fields for any of the objects in the catalog, whether it is a folder, a drive, a file or a file within a ZIP catalog.
cdTree allows you to work with multiple catalogs consisting of multiple categories per catalog, so you can group your CDs based on their type or location or any other classification. It also enables you to password protect a specific catalog. The tool utilizes drag-and-drop to move CDs and categories around. It also provides a graphical chart to represent the ratios of free space and used space in CDs for space management.
cdTree provides search capabilities, where it can locate any word in any of the fields in the catalog or you can limit your search to the contents of a specific category. The tool will let you launch any file or directory without leaving the application. cdTree can export catalog data to Excel, XML, comma delimited list, single-page HTML and multi-page HTML pages. It also comes with an extensive report generator, where you can produce professionally formatted reports or DVD and CD inlays of your CD collection.
How to make sure you're booting from CD or DVD view it
Tweak disc autorun in Windows view it
Time to begin the view it
Here's how to change the boot order on your PC view it
You can burn an IMG file easily to a DVD on your Mac view it
VirtualBox makes it easy to create virtual machines. view it
Now it's time to format the drive and get Windows XP reinstalling view it
If hardware isn't plug and play you can still add it view it
In Ubuntu you can fully manage sound volumes view it
Ubuntu comes with lots of good, general software that can help you work and play. view it
Apr 29, 2009 | 06:08 PM