CDFinder Sample Use - Advertising Agency
A large number of well-known
advertising agencies already use CDFinder
in their daily business to control their portfolio of digital
data.
They usually finish a project for a specific customer, and then
burn the whole project data on two DVD-ROMs. One of them goes into
a safe storage, while the other is accessible in a specific archive
location or office. Or, external hard disk are used to store the
data, like the Seagate FreeAgent Go, or the WD Passport
Drives.
That DVD or hard disk is then catalogued with CDFinder. As a copy
of CDFinder (or
CDWinder for Windows) is installed on every
computer in the agency
network, and the catalog database
is stored on the central file server for access by everyone (read
more about how to configure that), every single
user can quickly search the entire database for certain project
files.
CDFinder can even print a nice disk cover or DVD jewel case booklet
for you, containing important data to help you find the disk in a
shelf.
Since CDFinder understands a host of meta data that is catalogued
for every single file and folder, searching a specific item can be
done very efficiently, such as by a date, or the size of a folder,
or of course by name. When it comes to photo files, CDFinder even
stores a thumbnail and meta data such as the color depth of a
photo, or the size (and a lot more, such as
EXIF and
IPTC data).
So questions like: "Where is that Photoshop file we had used
last year in the ad of customer xyz, and quickly!" can be quickly
answered by using CDFinder!
