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When importing files into Didgets, the program automatically gathers information from the source file system and attaches specific tags to each file. For exampl
by didgetmaster 5y ago
When importing files into Didgets, the program automatically gathers information from the source file system and attaches specific tags to each file. For example, the file name is attached as a 'name' tag. Each folder name in its path is attached as a 'folder' tag. The file extension is attached as an 'extension' tag. In addition a SHA1 hash is created from the data stream and attached as a tag. You also imported them by dropping the files or folder onto a 'drop zone' on the create tab in the GUI. Any tags attached to that drop zone are also automatically attached to any file dropped on it. So dropping 100 photos on the 'My Wedding' drop zone might attach the tags 'Event = Wedding' and 'Year - 2022' to every photo. Searches for files that have a tag 'Folder = Microsoft' would find every file that had 'Microsoft' as a folder anywhere in its path.