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FileyTale
A New Way To Manage Documents
...It has a feature for managing documents from multiple folders into a single project/folder. Fileytale can save only the metadata, saving storage space. It also has a snapshot (experimental) feature that can save versions of your documents. It also has a program (experimental) feature that allows you to create programs to manage your documents. One of its program features is savedoc, which allows you to save documents to another folder. This application has been abandoned, so there is no support for bugs or errors. ... -
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Double File
Examine your file collection: what's backed up; disk usage.
...However, Double File is project-based: it saves file checksums in directory listings you store locally. It facilitates planning and transitioning between computers and operating systems: snapshot your drive and safely archive it. Listings can be searched when volumes are off site. Can read any volume mounted in Windows Explorer, including Linux and Mac volumes. Supports long path names. -
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Ximinez was designed to solve disk usage problems like: "Why is my disk suddenly so full when it was OK just recently?". With Ximinez you can compare an old usage snapshot with a current one and this way quickly find where all those missing GBytes went.
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