Manage an enormous amount of computer and network files with ease using a single program window and three lists. This software can store all types of files such as Word, Excel, websites, email, photos, videos, and message boards together in one place.
As a Windows user who frequently works with computer files, Tripower has been a total game changer for me. With Tripower, I can organize all file types, including Word docs, Excel spreadsheets, websites, emails, photos, videos, and message boards, all in one convenient list.
What's more, Tripower can handle a staggering 35 trillion files spanning multiple network drives using just three lists. With everything in one place, accessing any file is super easy and just takes three mouse clicks or a quick search by typing the first letter of the name.
Organized like a physical filing cabinet system, Tripower's interface includes a Projects List which acts as an electronic filing cabinet and can contain up to 33,000 Projects. Each Project can contain up to 33,000 Topics that act as electronic manila folders, and each Topic can contain up to 33,000 Files.
When I need to access a specific file, I double-click on the filename, and Tripower automatically launches the appropriate application or web browser to display my selected file, whether it's a photo, video, song, Word doc, Excel spreadsheet, email address or website. If I need to compose an email, Tripower launches my default email program and displays a new email already addressed.
You can even run multiple instances of Tripower at the same time, though you can't access the same file at the same time. Since Tripower is capable of organizing and controlling up to 35 trillion files, it's capable of handling networks with hundreds of millions of files, and it's priced to be cost-effective even if you only use it for one project.
Overall, I highly recommend Tripower as a must-have tool for anyone who works with files on their Windows computer.
What's more, Tripower can handle a staggering 35 trillion files spanning multiple network drives using just three lists. With everything in one place, accessing any file is super easy and just takes three mouse clicks or a quick search by typing the first letter of the name.
Organized like a physical filing cabinet system, Tripower's interface includes a Projects List which acts as an electronic filing cabinet and can contain up to 33,000 Projects. Each Project can contain up to 33,000 Topics that act as electronic manila folders, and each Topic can contain up to 33,000 Files.
When I need to access a specific file, I double-click on the filename, and Tripower automatically launches the appropriate application or web browser to display my selected file, whether it's a photo, video, song, Word doc, Excel spreadsheet, email address or website. If I need to compose an email, Tripower launches my default email program and displays a new email already addressed.
You can even run multiple instances of Tripower at the same time, though you can't access the same file at the same time. Since Tripower is capable of organizing and controlling up to 35 trillion files, it's capable of handling networks with hundreds of millions of files, and it's priced to be cost-effective even if you only use it for one project.
Overall, I highly recommend Tripower as a must-have tool for anyone who works with files on their Windows computer.
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