Disclib Incl Product Key We are a company that would like to make available a very useful and handy tool to help you organize your CDs collection. Disclib is a free tool that can be used as a catalogue of your music CDs. Disclib stores file and folder names and tree, allows user to categorize folders and files, and allows searching all the files from the collection CDs without need to place them in CD reader. You can create your own folders for CDs by dragging and dropping them in the Disclib folder. Then you can add the name of a folder to the CD and also to the files on them. From the list of CD folders, you can also edit the CD title, the artist and the album. Disclib also allows you to create categories for CDs by checking the desired categories on the right side of the tree. If you need to change the order of the CDs, you can drag-and-drop them to a desired position in the tree. And the list of the files you can search from the catalog is customizable, for example you can sort them by filename, size, date or title. You can also filter the search results by category and create a report of the CDs to view their contents. Disclib comes in multilanguage, so you can choose the language you prefer for all the list, filenames, folder names and icons. Disclib has support for all common formats (CDDA, CDDB, RAAT, CUE, CDISYNC, ROOT) and you can add filenames from any folder tree (CD, HDD, floppy, any windows folder tree). Disclib is free software, released under GPL. Known Problems: There are some known problems with the Chinese translations. Edition Notes: You may use the default cursors with the following keys: F1: File names list F2: Folder names list F3: Disclib F4: Go to item F5: Go to parent item F6: Go to child item F7: Go to parent folder F8: Go to child folder F9: Select a file to open F10: Select a folder to open F11: Save/Exit F12: Exit Disclib Credits: Disclib is written in C++ and compiled with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, in Windows platforms. disclib.cc is released under GPL, and may be used freely Disclib 8e68912320 Disclib With License Code Free ￭ Add current date to the CD, (more characters at keyboard +'M' key) ￭ Reuse last selection for next search ￭ Show mouse pointer while searching ￭ Option to process only folders in the search ￭ Compare folders by content (find folders that contain file with text, even if folder or file is locked) ￭ Search using case sensitive (h, H, e, E, etc.) ￭ Search using full name (e.g. author, title, artist, album, etc.) ￭ Progress indicator for the search (E.g. cd number, size of folder, etc.) ￭ Search in all subfolders (including hidden ones) ￭ Separate catalog files for each CD and folder (reduce the catalogue size, and use only as many disks as required) ￭ Support for multilanguage ￭ Customizable languages ￭ Sort names by alphabetical order or their first letter. ￭ Add date to the catalog, using keyboard or calendar, and time (now, ime, last hour, last day, week, month, year) ￭ 'E' - file contains image ￭ 'F' - file contains archive ￭ 'N' - file contains notes ￭ 'H' - file contains hex dump ￭ 'D' - file contains directory tree ￭ 'L' - file contains log (with text) ￭ 'B' - file contains binary ￭ 'F' - file contains archive ￭ 'C' - file contains CD information ￭ 'R' - file contains RAR3x archive ￭ 'L' - file contains line ￭ 'A' - file contains archive ￭ 'V' - file contains volume ￭ 'P' - file contains other postitions ￭ 'O' - file contains other files ￭ 'F' - file contains unencrypted database (zipped) ￭ 'R' - file contains uncompressed database (unzipped) ￭ 'E' - file contains encrypted database (zipped) ￭ 'E' - file contains archive ￭ 'F' - file contains archive ￭ 'C' What's New In? System Requirements: Windows 98 / 2000 / XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10 (32-bit and 64-bit) Minimum 2 GB of RAM, 8 GB of available hard disk space and a 800 x 600 screen resolution (1024 x 768 recommended) Preferred, 1024 x 768 or higher screen resolution Nvidia 16-bit or greater, ATI 8-bit or greater with 256 MB of RAM Sound card, DirectX 9.0 compatible sound card DirectX 9.0 compatible video card
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