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Advanced CATaloguer Pro WEB Online Help

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Introduction
How to work with the program
Where Do I Begin
The folder hierarchy
Open and save catalogues
Adding a new item
Removing items
Synchronizing Information
Item properties
Catalogue properties
Setup of categories
Addition of specialized category
Search and report facilities
Search
Search for files and folders
Search for duplicates
Search for duplicates (music)
Search for music
Search by word or phrase ...
Search by categories
Using search results
Making a report
Configuring ACAT
General
General 2
Synchronizing
Descriptions
Archives
Multilingual support
Advanced settings
Technical support
Technical support
License and registration
Copyright and license
Limitations of unregistered version
Registration
Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The ACAT Web Page

 

Use the Auto-open last catalogue option to allow Advanced CATaloguer Pro to open (on start-up) the last catalogue you have been working on during the last session. This is very convenient when you wish to use the same catalogue most of the time.

Read-only recommended when opening a catalogue - Allows you to open the catalogue in a read-only mode by default.

If the Save settings on exit option is set, Advanced CATaloguer Pro saves its layout on exit and restores it on start-up. This includes the main window size, position and the size of columns in windows.

Create a backup copy of the catalogue when saving - Makes a backup copy of the last catalogue saved.

Saving the contents of a Notepad - This option is very convenient if you use a Notepad for saving results of searches, etc.

Autosave after adding/synchronizing of disks - Used to autosave the catalogue after adding to or synchronizing a catalogue.

Autosave every xx minutes - Used to autosave the catalogue at each specified interval.

Check option Autosave as *.acas file to autosave to a temporary file rather than to the original file. The temporary file has an '*.acas' extension appended to the original file name. If the program crashes, you can recover the unsaved catalogue from the '*.acas' file.


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