An extension to Windows Explorer, X2Net Recent Documents keeps track of documents as you use them, much like the Recent Documents item on the Start Menu. Unlike the standard Windows Recent Documents offering however, X2Net Recent Documents provides the ability to subsequently find and open those documents in a whole host of useful ways. You can find documents by date (Today, Yesterday, Last Week etc.); by application (Word, Excel, Photoshop etc.); by type (music, pictures etc); and even by categories that you define yourself. Once installed all this tracking and categorization happens completely automatically as you work with your documents.
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X2Net Recent Documents
Automatically tracks your documents as you use them
Categorizes documents by date of last use
Categorizes documents by type
Categorizes documents by creating application
Allows user defined categories - e.g. accounts, clients etc.
Extends Windows Explorer - no new application to learn
Appears in standard File Open dialogs, easy to find and open files
Ends the frustration of being unable to remember where you saved your file
Saves time
Useful to anybody who uses Microsoft Windows
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X2Net Recent Documents appears inside Windows Explorer, much like My Documents, My Computer and My Network Places do, and also inside the standard Windows File Open dialogs. A single document can appear in multiple categories, so a spreadsheet could appear in the application/excel category, in a category you created specifically for that client and maybe in your accounting category too, as well as automatically appearing in a category related to the date you last accessed it. X2Net Recent Documents saves time and avoids the frustration of being unable to remember where on your hard drive you saved that important document.
