Documeron — Recent Documents Superpowered
Have you ever been able to remember working on a specific document on Tuesday or Wednesday three weeks ago — but had no idea what you called the document or what directory it ended up in? And did you need that document right now because a client or your boss is breathing down your neck? Did you feel like a fool madly bring up directory after directory hoping one of the file names would ring a bell in your mind?
Documeron can help end such frustrating experiences. This program runs in the Windows system tray and acts like a superpowered Recent Documents. It stores references to all the documents you open in a database. Then when you need to find a document, it presents you with a list of documents sorted by time. It’s easy to search for a document you created on the last Monday in February, for example.
From the Documeron web site:
Documeron constantly traces the documents you work. A link to every document is placed in a list. It is possible to perform operations, such as classifying, filtering by a date and type of the document, exporting, and many others. Documeron “bears in mind” even deleted documents. The product has a document list emptying function and password security to browse and launch Documeron.
Documeron isn’t perfect and it isn’t a program everyone needs, but if you work on a lot of different documents every day and sometimes need to find one you worked on a few weeks ago quickly, this program may be exactly what you need.
Rating: 4.0
Operating System: Windows 98 - Windows Vista
License: Freeware
Price: Free
Version: 2.1
Web Site: http://documeron.mutexdevelopments.com/index.html
[tags]Windows, Recent Documents, File Finder, Freeware[/tags]