CD sized chunks anyone

[Tweety]

Is there a proggie that will automatically sort files (lots and lots of them) into CD sized directories or even automatically propt you to "insert next disk" when doing a backup onto CD.

The files must be readable in their own right and not part of a backup set or similar.

You see i have a few pictures/Videos that need archiving onto CD and the HUGE directory i have needs chopping up in 100CDs or so..hehe.

Surely something does this automatically but don't forget i need to be able to read individual file off a disk with none of the other disks available. Just like it was if i had written each disk separately.

Help me THANKS

Tweety

[bagger]

We Klingons don't have this stuff, I beg you pardon my favourite Duck!

[L_S_D]

here are a few proggis that may help:-

Disk Explorer Professional v.3.10.00 Incl Keymaker - ACME

This application is a powerful tool for catalogizing all CDs,
DVDs, floppies, ZIP disks, or other removable media, hard
drives, network drives, or even FTP servers on the Internet
(they are called volumes). Entire structure of volumes can be
catalogized as well as internal structure of various archive
files (ZIP, RAR, ARJ, LZH, CAB, TAR/GZIP, ACE, JAR and
others) including self-extracting installers (EXE).


Idex v.3.1.0.8 WinALL Incl Keymake - EMBRACE

Idex is the most effective way to manage your growing
library of digital assets. Use it to create Digital
photograph albums Archives of documents, files or movies
Catalogues of images or products. Search easily using
thumbnails, keywords, text annotation and more.


DiFolders v2.0 WinALL Cracked - ViRiLiTY

Are you tired of files scattered throughout your hard drives? Do
you want your files to always be found at the right place? If so,
you need DiFolders to be installed on your computer.


You just create your own folder (difolder), set rules for it, and
all files that you put into this folder will be sorted (moved,
copied, deleted, etc.) according to the rules.

DiFolders features include:

Creating multiple difolders and setting any number of rules for it.


Special expressions for rules: file masks for source files, variety
of variables to use in destination files, such actions as move,
move + run, copy, delete files.


MP3 Tags support: You can use an MP3 file tag information for
destination file and folder names.


Multiple hard and removable drives support.


Network support (DiFolders.Network only): You can use your local
area network computer's folders as difolders, for example, to
synchronize files.


File synchronization: You can set rules in such way that your files
will be synchronized with folders on other drives or network
computers.


and a lot of other features...



Advanced Disk Catalog v.1.49 WinAL - EQUiNOX


Advanced Disk Catalog (ADC) is an award-winning easy-to-use
tool for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT and Windows 2000
with Explorer-like interface which allows you to catalog the
drives: floppy disks, hard drives (including network ones),
optical disks, CD-ROMs, ZIP and JAZ disks and other media. It
is 32-bit (of course), written totally in C++, does not use
any database engines and so very fast. The database generated
by ADC is very compact.

[mitch-m]

Think iI'll try them as well mate have been toying with the same idea but couldn't be botherd as it would take me ages thanks for the info.

[Tweety]

Thanks for the help...guys
some help more helpfully than others,,,eh Bagger? LOL

Sounds like that last Proggie might do the trick for the compiling the files into directories. I bet it takes longer to set up than doing it manually....hehe

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