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Leap indexes all the files in your Home folder and initially adds tags based on existing metadata, the file name, its date and the folder it resides in. The reason I mentiond them here together, is that, firstly, they work great together and, secondly, they are actually very similar in what they do. Yep and Leap are actually two separate apps. Here’s an overview of the apps I came up with after researching and filtering, in no particular order. I looked for well-supported apps, since I’m going to be trusting them with my precious data and I wouldn’t want to end up in a tight spot with some important documents in a database of an app, who’s developer has moved on to greater things. I found lots of apps that let you take notes (which is much better than keeping your notes in individual files), embed numerous types of files and search and tag your data. So I did some research, looking for apps that would help me manage my collection of data easily and efficiently. Spotlight? It’s much more powerful than meets the eye, but using its query language isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. You have the Spotlight comments field in the Get Info window, but that gets crammed quickly and there’s no way of browsing them either.

IMPORTING FROM DEVONTHINK PRO UNTO YOJIMBO MAC OS X

Out of the box, Mac OS X just doesn’t have that many easily accessible ways of managing a large number of files. With the number of files inhabiting my machine, managing them with the Finder in folder hierarchies is quickly becoming a hassle.

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It’s incredible, but my main hard drive has about 350 GB of stuff on it and I only have a faint idea of what may be hiding deep down in the most distant crevices of my Mac.Īnd it gets more daily: Emails pop into my inbox, I download stuff from websites, I create new documents… if there’s one thing I can say for sure: the amount of data on my Mac is only going to grow over time, so I better start thinking about how to manage all this stuff more effectively. Files, PDFs, Word and Pages documents, Excel and Numbers spreadsheets, emails, notes, web clippings, movie files, images, outlines, databases and more. I don’t know about you, but my Mac is full of stuff.

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