Organise your Tree
Normally I don’t have much use for databases, at least, not of my own making, but I’m beginning to come around after playing around with a little freeware utility called Treepad Lite. It’s an excellent way of organising chunks of information scatter red around your PC, that for one reason or another, you want to pull together. For example, you could be compiling a family history using folders containing pictures, scanned documents, web page bookmarks, written text and so on. Treepad Lite lets you group the files together, in a familiar Windows Explorer type desktop, making it easier to find things using a powerful search facility, and keep track of where everything is. Treepad doesn’t care what the data is, it can be emails, text, web links, notes pictures, in fact anything that’s on your PC, and it is very intuitive and easy to use.
Tags: folders, freeware_utility, internet explorer, scanned_documents, treepad, web_page_bookmarks, Windows, windows vista
pctipsbox on 18 Apr 2007 at 1:49 pm #
pull together. For example, you could be compiling a family history using folders containing pictures, scanned documents, web page bookmarks, written text and so on. Treepad Lite lets you group the files together, in a familiar Windows Explorer typeRead the rest of this entry »