CD Archive for Windows

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Key Details of CD Archive

Scan and archive files on your CD/DVD ROMs.
Last updated on August 24, 2015
There have been 3 updates

Developer’s Description

By Zero Software

Scan and archive files on your CD/DVD ROMs.

Allows you to archive the content of your CD/DVD ROMs so you can simply search for archived files later. Just insert you new CD/DVD ROM into the drive, click on New CD and then Start. The program will automatically scan the entire cd and insert the files informations in a local database. The program will show you a code you must write on the CD. Then, at every moment, you can search for a particular file and the program will show you the CD code where the file is contained.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: December 6, 2006

Latest update: August 24, 2015

Version: 1.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows ME
Windows NT
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows Vista

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

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Total Downloads: 1,386

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1/5

1 User Votes

That's time I'll never get back...
anyoldmouseJanuary 19, 2008
Pros
This program doesn't work for beans. I loaded a DVD data disc and it showed all of the files. Great. I put in another one and it worked too. Great. Unfortunately, that's all it does.<p>I tried to search for a file in that top cell (a file that I know is on there) and the screen just refreshed itself and went back to the top. It didn't highlight my file, it didn't put it at the top. There was no indication to me from the program that it found my file.<p>When putting in the 2nd CD, you'd think that you could now look at the list and have it sorted by either the CD name that it gave you, the file name, the date, or the 3rd column (abbreviated as Dim., but there's no description of it in the help file either). However, it doesn't do any of that. The data is sorted by the order that you loaded the discs. Now how helpful is that I ask you?
Cons
It doesn't work like it says it does.
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