SI Cataloguer for Windows

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By Pingram Marketing

Catalog Your Entire CD and DVD Collection.

Catalog your entire CD and DVD collection for free. How many DVD movies, MP3 and Audio CDs do you have in your collection? If it's more than a few, chances are that more than once you will be unnecessarily wasting your time in order to locate the needed one. It's all part of a routine that you could have avoided should you catalogued your media in the first place.

SI Cataloguer for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: October 10, 2007

Latest update: August 25, 2015

Version: 2.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista

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Total Downloads: 2,109

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

1/5

1 User Votes

NOT FREEWARE
jojoquacksSeptember 14, 2008
Pros
very small program (323 kb); uninstalls well (left only 1 registry item)
Cons
30 day trial, $19.95 to buy; no help file or online help despite links; both given website (which is wrong) and website link in software itself are red-flagged by McAfee SiteAdvisor
Summary
I specifically wanted something to catalog my CD music collection, and this isn't worth $20 - it's not worth anything, if you ask me. It may catalog data discs/DVD's in addition to CD's, but the fact that nothing happens when you click on help/help topics, or press F1 as the message below the active window so helpfully suggests already makes this software not worthy of paying anything for. Clicking on the link to the online help is just as useless, since there is no help file there, either. Besides being hopelessly "help-less," the "publisher's website" provided to Download.com is a link to voicecallcentral.com, which has nothing about this software. The website is red-flagged by McAfee SiteAdvisor for links to its UK division, which reportedly has adware in its downloads. Opening the supposed "online help" link takes one to softinstitute.com, which is correct, but is also red-flagged by McAfee. Checking the McAfee report showed quite a few downloads there which included known spyware. I don't think this software is worth paying money for, and I really don't think it is worth dealing with the adware tendencies of the publisher.