Tagg 2.0.2

Tagg is a small desktop search utility which locates your files based on keyword metadata. Tagg is a small desktop search tool which locates your files based on keyword metadata.
The concept is very simple, you Tagg files by associating keywords with your files. These associations are stored in Taggs database which remembers exactly where the file resides on your hard disk or removable media so you dont have to.
Whenever you need to work on a file, you launch Tagg and simply enter any of the keywords you attached to the file, Tagg will search its database and display the Tagged Item you created previously, you simply double click the tagged item to launch it for editing or viewing.
Main features:
- Organize your files by attaching Tags and descriptions onto your files.
- Tag single files, multiple files or multiple directories at once.
- Tag files on removable media such as magazine cover discs and clipart CD-ROMs/DVDs, this allows you to search the contents of your discs without having to place them into the drive.
- Create your own Tags and Tag categories.
- Fast file searching - search terms can include the file name, directory name, tags, file title and description.
- Apply file type filters to narrow your search.
- Build up your search terms quickly via the Insert Tag context menu.
- Save searches for future use.
- Create Search Folders for grouping saved searches.
- Missing files or volumes highlighted in search results display.
- Launch files directly from the search results display.
- Drag n drop files from search results display to other Applications such as photo editors or other productivity tools.
- Configure custom Application Launchers
- Copy files from the search results display.
- Print search results.
- Export search results to PDF.
- Preview files via integrated Plugins.
- Tagg application resides in Task Tray when minimized for fast recall.
System requirements:
- 64 MB of RAM Recommended
- 10 MB of free hard disk space (50 MB if JRE included)
- JRE 1.4 or later (See below for explanation)