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What do you use to keep track of your installed software?
CleverCat:
I use this and am about to purchase to automate it!
http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Utilities/Misc__Utilities/SoftCAT.html
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Curt:
Welcome back, CleverCat! Sure we can all understand why you have chosen to use this soft, clever CAT .. :P - sorry, that really was cheap :-[
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http://www.fnprg.com/softcatplus/index.html
The auto catalog function (and the image function) is for the PRO version only. Did you really start to type your program's info manually? I had a look at SoftCAT but decided that the PRO version is the only one of interest, because typing all these info manually? Not even for a single program! But I do think the Pro version seems to be a very fine program - though I have not yet been ready to pay $30, and with some 300 programs I see no realistic need for the free version.
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Show us one of your pictures, CleverCat!! :Thmbsup:
Curt:
Just by-the-by: in doing this I discovered a great use for PAD files... It was pretty simple to load in the URL of an Application's PAD file (LaunchBar commander for example) and provide a method from the Database to query the PAD file to see if an update has been released and download it if it has! Essentially that provides an update check not provided in the programme :)
Perry
-Perry Mowbray (June 21, 2007, 03:25 AM)
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Perry, are you able to launch an auto-upgrader for all programs ???
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What would we need to have? What would you need to make it happen?
CleverCat:
Welcome back, CleverCat! Sure we can all understand why you have chosen to use this soft, clever CAT .. :P - sorry, that really was cheap :-[
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http://www.fnprg.com/softcatplus/index.html
The auto catalog function (and the image function) is for the PRO version only. Did you really start to type your program's info manually? I had a look at SoftCAT but decided that the PRO version is the only one of interest, because typing all these info manually? Not even for a single program! But I do think the Pro version seems to be a very fine program - though I have not yet been ready to pay $30, and with some 300 programs I see no realistic need for the free version.
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Show us one of your pictures, CleverCat!! :Thmbsup:
-Curt (July 13, 2007, 10:33 AM)
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Yes I did type in manually! Will be buying Pro version soon ;D
You mean pic of desktop?
lrosebur:
Is there a program that will scan your drives (including externals) and load the info for you????
I do enough typing at work! :)
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