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Perfect for cataloging MP3s and pictures! | ![]() ![]() |
Buy it now... and get your money back (one out of 20 chances...)
Welcome to AutoCat 2.5.1...
...it still doesn't automatically feed the cat... (*)
...but it's simpler and more elegant than ever!
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Famous AutoCat customers... |
![]() Available in English, Finnish (localized by Janne Moilanen), and in French (localized by Philppe Bonnaure) Contact the author Highlights Requirements AutoCat 2.5.1 AutoCat 2.5 AutoCat 2.4 |
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What AutoCat users are saying "Great! I never win anything, so this is a surprise." - D.B. who got his money back "AutoCat offers an appealing low-cost disk tracking system that takes up little room and works very well." - A.B., Macdownload "This is a marvelous little program that will prove indispensable to anyone tired of wading through piles of floppies." - MacFormat Issue 22 "Very nice way to catalog all your removable volumes." - Tucows “Thank you for writing such a useful program. I really appreciate those program that are small & elegant and do things in the Macintosh way.” - A.T., Vancouver BC, Canada "I'm quite happy with the performance of AutoCat and the different ways that it works.... I have tried some of the others and really don't like the feel." - F.S., Cary NC, US “AutoCat continues to be one of my all-time favorite downloads. That coming from someone who has close to fifty filled floppies with archived shareware! Which, of course, is why I like AutoCat so well. Keeping track of all of that before was a nightmare.” - J.R., Bare VT, US “... and think it is the easiest system to use.” - M.S., Somerville MA, US “...I took refuge to your simpler AutoCat. I do not regret it.” - J.D., Amsterdam, The Netherlands “Very fast, very efficient. I've changed to using this from a more expensive commercial one!” - S.D., archivist at the University of Michigan
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1. | Catalog your disks with AutoCat or AutoCatCM
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2. | Let AutoCat catalog your disk in the background
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3. | Navigate through your catalog from the Finder
The same as you navigate through your disk! You can even use the Finder's Find command: it will find your file on your catalog, then you just need to double-click on it and the Finder will ask you to insert the disk the file is stored on. Here is an example:
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Happy AutoCataloging!...
©1994-99 olivier lebra, autocat@tubular.net, http://tubular.net/autocat/
(Sorry for English mistakes, I'm French...)
(*) This joke is © MacFormat, a UK magazine.