Folder & File Watcher supports background-running to automatically monitor & record folder changes.
Folder & File Watcher is the smallest utility designed to do just what it says. As long as your computer is running, Folder & File Watcher continuously monitors the specified folders and alerts you to file changes with a message, time, date, and file path.
Folder & File Watcher not only monitors the specified folders, but also creates a log of all events occurring in the specified folders. You can view the log later with just a few clicks in the folder’s context menu. You can view the log even if Folder & File Watcher is in the background.
Folder & File Watcher supports drag & drop support as well as automatic file renaming. It is intuitive, simple, easy to use and very easy to configure.
Folder & File Watcher Features:
Supports drag & drop support
It creates an event log with the file path, time and description
It creates a log in the specified folder
Can view the log even if Folder & File Watcher is in the background
Can view the log even if Folder & File Watcher is in the background
Unicode support
Low resource requirement
You can view the log even if Folder & File Watcher is in the background
Unicode support
Low resource requirement
You can view the log even if Folder & File Watcher is in the background
Folder & File Watcher Requirements:
Windows XP or later
It creates an event log with the file path, time and description
It creates a log in the specified folder
Can view the log even if Folder & File Watcher is in the background
Can view the log even if Folder & File Watcher is in the background
Folder & File Watcher is a free application that you can try out for yourself.
Saturday, May 9, 2015
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A small application designed to easily add, remove, and rename network profiles.
It’s very easy to set up different profiles with a few mouse clicks.
You can also configure your mapping, wireless access, and other network settings.
The product supports all Windows versions.
A freeware license will ensure that Net Profiles won’t become a burden to your PC.
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2009-10-01 9:11 AM
After installing the trial version, I could not connect to the ‘net’ even after the setup ran. I tried to read the manual to see what I did wrong, but the manuals are in Greek! Then, I thought, I might have all the components that I need. So I installed the trial again. Once I had done that, I could connect to the internet without any problems.
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2009-10-01 9:13 AM
Nemesys
after installing the trial version, I could not connect to the ‘net’ even after the setup ran. I tried to read the manual to see what I did wrong, but the manuals are in Greek! Then, I thought, I might have all the components that I need. So I installed the trial again. Once I had done that, I could connect to the internet without any problems.
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2009-10-01 9:13 AM
sethko
Re: Net Profiles
I installed it, did the setup as instructed, and it worked, but something got the idea into my head that I should try the trial. I noticed that I had more than 1 Network Profile with the same name (that was only a copy-cat). So I deleted both copies and the trial version worked.
I then tried to delete the trial from the PC, but the Setup program was unable to remove the trial version.
I then tried to close it with the task manager, but it only closed the program itself. So I killed the Task Manager and shut down the PC.
I then tried again to delete the trial version from the PC and it worked.
Seems like the trial version is really an uninstaller. It just seems to have another name.
My next project is to find a Linux version of this utility.
(I am currently using Windows 98)
Well, I used to work for a telecom company.
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