CDFinder Sample Use - Switcher


You are coming to Mac OS X from another platform, be it Mac OS 9, or Microsoft Windows?

Or do you feel that your current cataloging software has been abandoned (is MediaDex being abandoned? iView has yet another new owner?), and you still have stacks and stacks of disks to catalog?

Chances are, CDFinder can import and use your existing catalog database already!

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CDFinder currently imports catalog files of these applications:
DiskLibrary, Disk Tracker, CatFinder, Disk Recall, Disk Wizard, Iomega FindIt, Catalogue, "Neometric" Catalog

Also, if you are coming from Microsoft Windows, you can now import files created by Broken Cross Disk Manager, and Advanced Disk Catalog (ADC) into CDFinder as well.

To use these catalogs, simply drop the catalog files (not the full folder!) on to the main window of CDFinder. Or use the Import command in the File menu of CDFinder.

With the CDFinder Transporter (iView), you can also convert your iView MediaPro, or Microsoft Expression Media export files into valuable CDFinder catalogs.

More import abilities will show up in future versions of CDFinder.

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Also, please notice that CDFinder can read a LOT more meta data than any other disk cataloger at this time. So importing foreign catalogs will only give you a small fracture of the possible benefits of CDFinder. In the long run you may want to re-catalog some or all of these disks, to have CDFinder read the MP3, AAC, EXIF, or IPTC meta data, and also to get beautiful photo thumbnails.

And what is even better: We offer cross-grade options, just ask us!

So if you use a different disk cataloger at this time, and you are not happy with it, switch to CDFinder!