Tabbles 2.4.12 / 3.0.34

Tabbles 2.4.12 / 3.0.34 Description

Tabbles is an original concept and quite useful application for managing your files and folders, to organize them without having to move or copy them in multiple locations on your drives.Simple and easy to use interfaceWhen organizing your files, you need a clear, unobstructed overview of your drives or directories.Even though the drives and folders cannot be viewed collapsed, with their subfolders, you can easily explore each directory and get to the files you need to tag.The Search function is also an important aid for finding files that need to be tagged, moved to different Tabbles categories or untagged.Customizable tags When you create a new tag, also called tabbles by the developers of the software, you can choose the appropriate color and name you want the tag to have.These tags can be names, project titles, events, dates, types of files and many more, giving you a large variety of options to organize your files into.If a file or folder belongs to more than a category, it is not a problem with Tabbles. You can assign more than one tag to a specific file. And of course, when a file is not needed in a certain category, it is easy to remove the association with that particular section.Automate your work with auto-taggingThe auto-tagging feature enables you to create specific rules and conditions that, when met by files or folders, Tabbles will automatically tag these, assigning them to the specified category.You can share these tagged folders with other users on the same network or on Cloud storage services.Tabbles will display notifications each time a file that falls under an auto-tagging rule has been created or found, so you can decide if you want to mark it.ConclusionTabbles is an innovative software that enables you to assign simple tags to any file or folder on your drives or Cloud storage space, in order to organize them into categories, without having to copy them to multiple locations. �.You can free download Tabbles 2.4.12 / 3.0.34 from Softpedia now.