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A couple of tools so far not mentioned, that have been hugely beneficial to me: 1. Copernic Desktop Search pre version 3. The version I use is over ten years o
by mellosouls 6y ago
A couple of tools so far not mentioned, that have been hugely beneficial to me:
1. Copernic Desktop Search pre version 3. The version I use is over ten years old and still looks and works better than any other desktop search product I've ever used. Instant results when searching your file and network system, presented in a format appropriate view. Please note that the version is important here, it went from being a stunning piece of freeware to a worthy corporate product years ago.
2. Trello. Every non-trivial task I undertake is managed through here, it's so simple and flexible.
- PTOB 6y agoTook me awhile, but (here it is) [https://copernic-desktop-search.software.informer.com/download/ https://copernic-desktop-search.software.informer.com/downlo...].
- mellosouls 6y agoI assume they are the same ones as available through the website? https://www.copernic.com/en/products/desktop-search/previousversions/ https://www.copernic.com/en/products/desktop-search/previous... Unfortunately, from version 3 the free version was severely restricted and I assume it has been chipped away at ever since. eg. https://pinkeyegraphics.co.uk/copernic-desktop-search-3-a-nasty-downgr/ https://pinkeyegraphics.co.uk/copernic-desktop-search-3-a-na... I'm still on 2.x, it's brilliant though. There are still legit copies floating about somewhere I'm assuming; it was a free product, it's just no longer available from them.