OS X version of Disk Wizard, FindIt or similar?!

[Factor41]

Anyone know of an OS X app that does what Disk Wizard or Iomega's FindIt utilities did in OS9 - for cataloging disks so you can find that elusive file that you know you backup for safe keeping 7 years ago in a sea of CD-Rs?!

 

[pmollica]

i'm wondering the same thing, did you ever find a program for OS X to replace findit??

 

[Doctor X]

Wow! 6 Years That has to be a record:

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Since he is an active poster you may consider PM'ing him or visiting his home website.

To answer your question . . . Sherlock always worked for me, but I always have a good idea where things "are" on my computer. The current versions for OS X seem to be quite comprehensive.

There are a couple of "Disk Wizard" "DiskWizard" programs per Google. Some have OS 10 capabilty.

--J.D.

 

[pmollica]

i got something called "DiskCatalogMaker", it seems to to be working just like "findit", cataloging all my zips and cd's

 

[SGilbert]

"EasyFind" works well for me. Even finds invisible files.

 

[Natobasso]

CDFinder bills itself as a Disk Warrior replacement, and even imports those data files:
http://www.cdfinder.de/

 

[pmollica]

that looks good, but CatalogDiskMaker was free

 

[Factor41]

Umm, hi. Yeah, I think we did just find an OS X version of Disk Wizard or Disk Tracker or something in the end. Works a treat!

Thanks for the timely reply!

 

[Natobasso]

Umm, hi. Yeah, I think we did just find an OS X version of Disk Wizard or Disk Tracker or something in the end. Works a treat!

Thanks for the timely reply!

Can you post a link to that?