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Searches Windows Explorer is not a strong tool for searching for files and folders. It makes you constantly go up and down its hierarchy of folders in search of that one file. You’re not able to easily save your searches as an archive. It’s not able to easy annotate your searches, and It’s not being able to send someone else […]
Read moreThese videos highlight different aspects of Filecats: Introduction (2’34”) Introducing Filecats, The Cataloguing programme. Filecats creates a list of files, folders and subfolders, copied from Windows Explorer to Microsoft Excel? In addition to a column for file names, Filecats adds a hyperlink to the file, and to the folder, columns for file size, path and created, last written and last […]
Read moreFilecats Explore and Filecats Metadata There’s now no need to have Excel to use our programs. New for 2015, Filecats Explore allows you to incorporate the information shown in Windows Explorer into a table, so you can investigate or copy and paste the data. Also, the metadata extractor Filecats Metadata can include up to several hundred document properties for each file. […]
Read moreTable of contents Page 1 Microsoft Office Document Properties (Metadata) – Introduction Page 2 Microsoft Word Properties – Introduction. Page 3 Accessing Microsoft Office Properties in the File Menu This Page Accessing MS Office Properties through VBA – see below. Page 5 Pictures and Photographs document properties Je voudrais lire ceci en français. Me gustaría leer esto en español. Ich […]
Read moreWhether you’re sending business files to your attorney or a sales presentation to your field sales offices, it can be very useful to ensure that you know what is being sent out. Our Filecats programs can swiftly catalogue a CD, DVD, memory stick or external hard drive that you sending out and thereby maintain a permanent record using minimal space. […]
Read moreWhy should I trust the software on this site? SoftPedia has reviewed both Filecats Standard and Filecats Professional, and has stated that they are “100% Clean”. You can see that this is still the case by going to the Filecats Standard review or Filecats Professional review, and click on the “100% Clean” logo on the SoftPedia website. But is it […]
Read moreMetadata for a single file is easily visible from Microsoft Office – if you know how. Unfortunately, some of the more interesting options are not as accessible as they could be. Taking a Microsoft Word 2010 file as an example (however, the same procedure can be used in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint, and in Word 2007, 2013 and Office […]
Read moreIntroduction Microsoft Word is one of the world most used programs, and its file formats (.doc, .docx and .docm) are widely used through the software world. However, there is a lot more to these formats than meet the eye. In addition to the words, formatting and other visible marks that the user inserts into a document, Microsoft also saves additional […]
Read more“The facts are not in dispute”, according to a 2014 Iowa case. Someone representing his client in a civil action forgot to serve certain papers, and so he “decided to lie about his failure to serve discovery”, and sent two discovery requests by email in June which were purportedly previously served March 21. However, those documents were fabricated, in a move […]
Read moreA 2013 case in the District Court of Idaho highlights several aspects of how important document properties can be when trying to consider files received from a second or third party. The Plaintiff, AtHome requested from the Defendant, Good Samaritan, certain documents, which it provided. Unfortunately, according to the court, there was “an inadvertent change to the creation date on certain […]
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