BriefAudit lets users view document change history effortlessly by selecting and displaying only essential information, including the date and time of file modification and modifier identification within the file's properties.
If you're looking for a software tool that enables you to easily view document changes history, then BriefAudit is definitely worth checking out. This nifty tool focuses on selecting only the essential information, such as the date and time of file modification and modifier's identification, making it very easy to read and understand.
Using BriefAudit is incredibly simple, all you have to do is right-click on the file you're interested in and select Properties (Windows 2000 Explorer) or Command+I (Macintosh finder). After selecting the file, BriefAudit selects files changes events in NT4/NT2000 Security Log, and writes the selected events in the corresponding Windows 2000 and/or Macintosh files comments.
BriefAudit comes loaded with a host of features that make it a must-have for Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000 users. The software tool can be installed on any machine running standard audit policy, and makes it easy to select files modifications events in the standard Security Log. One important point to note is that BriefAudit doesn't currently support Windows 95/98/Me.
Additional features of BriefAudit include the ability to write the selected events information into the corresponding Windows 2000 files comments (on Windows 2000 only). BriefAudit also supports the ability to write selected events information into the corresponding Macintosh files comments (on Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000 running standard services for Macintosh or MacServerIP or ExtremeZ-IP).
BriefAudit is designed to fully preserve the content of files, including their comments streams, and it only modifies the relevant comments streams. The software is available in English and works flawlessly without any bugs or errors. If you're in the market for an easy-to-use document changes history tool, BriefAudit is definitely worth checking out.
Using BriefAudit is incredibly simple, all you have to do is right-click on the file you're interested in and select Properties (Windows 2000 Explorer) or Command+I (Macintosh finder). After selecting the file, BriefAudit selects files changes events in NT4/NT2000 Security Log, and writes the selected events in the corresponding Windows 2000 and/or Macintosh files comments.
BriefAudit comes loaded with a host of features that make it a must-have for Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000 users. The software tool can be installed on any machine running standard audit policy, and makes it easy to select files modifications events in the standard Security Log. One important point to note is that BriefAudit doesn't currently support Windows 95/98/Me.
Additional features of BriefAudit include the ability to write the selected events information into the corresponding Windows 2000 files comments (on Windows 2000 only). BriefAudit also supports the ability to write selected events information into the corresponding Macintosh files comments (on Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000 running standard services for Macintosh or MacServerIP or ExtremeZ-IP).
BriefAudit is designed to fully preserve the content of files, including their comments streams, and it only modifies the relevant comments streams. The software is available in English and works flawlessly without any bugs or errors. If you're in the market for an easy-to-use document changes history tool, BriefAudit is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
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