Advanced Disk Catalog

Advanced Disk Catalog (ADC) is an award-winning easy-to-use 32-bit cataloging program for Windows. Due to the fact that ADC does not make use of a database engine (the core of ADC's versatility), results in it being extremely fast and compact. Its Explorer-like interface allows for convenient cataloging of data on various media types, such as hard disk drives (even via networks), floppy diskettes, optical disc, ZIP and JAZ disks, and so forth.

• Advanced Disk Catalog has a convenient and easy to use user interface
• Organize volumes, folders, and files into categories
• Add comments to each file, folder, and disk, etc
• Browse inside ZIP, ARJ, RAR, CAB, ARC, ACE, LZH, TAR and JAR archives, including non-self-extracting and self-extracting archives
• Import descriptions from files (files.bbs, index.txt, description, etc) - customizable
• Extract descriptions from archives files, such as file_id.diz
• Extract descriptions from executable modules, such as .exe, .dll, etc
• Extract descriptions from WAV, MP3, WMA, and OGG Vorbis files, e.g., ID3 tags etc
• Extract information about audio CDs from freedb.org, an Internet CD database
• Extract descriptions from HTML and Adobe Acrobat PDF files
• Extract descriptions from Microsoft Office files such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visio
• Search for files, folder, disc or disks using filename, file path or personal comments, e.g., wildcards or confining search parameters by date, size, and category
• Search for files within archives
• Update volume information including network volumes, e.g., augmenting previous comments, and categories
• Compare catalogues for variations, e.g., new or deleted files, altered files, etc
• Generate customizable and exportable reports, e.g., MS Excel
• Search for duplicate files
• Delete folders or files from a catalog
• Hide files in a catalog
• Unlimited number of Advanced Disk Catalog databases (.cat) and its automated duplicate (.bak) can be created
• Databases and categories can be merged or exported into one of four currently supported external formats e.g., CSV-files (comma-separated values) for MS Excel, DBF-files for MS Access or any DBF-compatible software, SQL-files for MS SQL or My SQL database (for web publishing), and XML-files - (common HTML extension files format).