jammy

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Last Update: 2013-04-19

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jammy ( JAva MultiMedia Yeeahhh :) ) is a platform independent (windows, linux, OS X) catalog written in java to store and search in CD,DVD and HDD file lists. It uses XML to store directory structure. v1.0 is out !

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store filenames
search
catalog

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