Frequently Asked Questions
Here you can read the latest version of FAQ for CD Catalog Expert. If you can't find here an answer to your question, please feel free to contact us.
- What is CD Catalog Expert?
- How to catalog batch discs quickly?
- How to backup my catalog?
- How to import my old catalogs created by CD Catalog Expert V8.00 into the 9 version?
- How to popup the shell context menu directly when right-click on a file or folder?
What is CD Catalog Expert?
CD Catalog Expert is a cataloging tool for organizing all kinds of your media collection, including files, folders, CD/DVDs, Movies, MP3s, hard disks, network drives and multifarious removable disks, etc. It helps you to easily view and find all necessary files, folders and disks without inserting any disc. Easy to use and familiar Explorer-like user interface with reasonable default settings allows beginners start their cataloguing at once. And power users may use advanced features and options to do more. The hierarchical categories, descriptions for every file, folder or disc, extensive search capabilities, combined with powerful report generator and convenient favorites manager, all that should bring you the ultimate tool to handle your media collection.
How to catalog batch discs quickly?
Please uncheck the "Close this dialog automatically after scanning" option and check the "Eject removable media automatically after scanning" option on the New Disc dialog box. And then you can catalog your mass discs conveniently.
How to backup my catalog?
You may use the Main Menu>File>Save a Copy command. It'll backup your current catalog to optional path.
How to import my old catalogs created by CD Catalog Expert V8.00 into the 9 version?
You may use the Main Menu>File>Import Old V8.00 Discs command to import your old catalogs into the current catalog.
How to popup the shell context menu directly when right-click on a file or folder?
Please hold on the Shift key and right-click on an item in the outline view or contents view. Please note it's useless for category items and the catalog root.