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DocMANAGER 1.1 - DocMANAGER: Document Management for WORD

DocMANAGER: Document Management for WORD

DocMANAGER
DocMANAGER: 'DocManager' is a flexible and extensible three level document management VBA Add-In.

The first level contains the main index groups, displayed as radio buttons (a maximum of 8 allowed).

The second level contains an unlimited number of sub-category documents groups displayed in a list box.

The third level contains descriptions and document names (in brackets at the end) of the actual documents in each sub-category displayed in a list box.

Once a document (*.doc, *.xml, *.htm,*.txt, etc.) is selected it can be opened, inserted or previewed

Using advanced dynamic data structures, the performance of large Document Structures [ Tested up to 60 Categories containing 5000 documents ] is instantaneous [ under 1 second ] using a Dell Precision 340 workstation [ P4 1.7 with 512mg memory], which is considered to be a base Office workstation configuration.

Using the 'DocManager Editor', accessed from the 'Edit' button on the main 'DocManager' window, complex document structures can be created and later edited.



What is new in version 1.1:

Added Access to Document Statistics

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For $20.00

Download: Download DocMANAGER 1.1 (0.6 Mb)
Download Count:0
Release Date:2005-10-31
Last Updated:2005-10-07
Manufacturer: GRSoftware
Product Support: DocMANAGER WebSite
  
Language:English
Requirements:
Install:Install Only
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