![]() Joe Montana lost to Bobby Hebert, Mark Malone, Jim McMahon, Richard Todd. ![]() Sorry for the long post, Todd, but hopefully you can understand where I'm coming from. Version 1.9 of EagleFiler is now available. I have some thoughts and I keep them here. Michael Tsai (EagleFiler), Rich Siegel (BBEdit), Ken Case (Omni), and me. EagleFiler makes organizing and managing your information easy. Only one view option (old 3 pane Mail.app like), developer plans to add more.ĮagleFiler shows promise, but it doesn't quite yet fit my needs.It lets you archive and search mail, Web pages, PDF files, word processing documents, images, and more. ![]() Only displays Date Modified column, does not show Date Created or Date Added columns.ĩ. Tags added to document show up in status bar but do not show up in Tags column.Ĩ. Cannot add or remove columns displayed.ħ. Limited to seven non-editable labels, no Label button on toolbar.Ħ. Imports folders of documents rather than contents of folders, not all that different from using Finder to organize documents.ģ. Non-propritary library in proprietary location.Ģ. Fast, easy import with duplicate notification.ħ. Notes can be written or edited in EagleFiler or in TextEdit.Ħ. Search anywhere, name, from, notes, tags, title, to/cc field or search everything, partial words, syntax reference.ĥ. Able to open PDFs natively or in default PDF app rather than just Preview.Ĥ. Can edit created, added & modified dates, from field, label, tags, and notes.ģ. Drop pad and print dialog for easy document import.Ģ. I am looking for a document manager to manage the 1,600 or so PDFs and 500 or so text documents that I have but do not utilize because my Documents folder is such a mess.Īt first EagleFiler seemed to be the answer, but the deeper I dug the more issues I found.ġ. You can use it to write a journal, track all the files for a project or job, save your favorite Web articles, store financial statements, run a paperless office, plan a trip, collect your course notes, archive your e-mail correspondence, search mailing list archives, research a purchase, remember recipes to cook or books to read, store scientific papers, gather legal case notes, or assemble a scrapbook.
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