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Hello! The latest update for WinCatalog has just been released. This maintenance update resolves an issue where the support for symbols like ♣ and ♦ in search queries disrupted diacritic-insensitive searches. If your files don’t contain diacritic characters in their names or comments, you can skip this update. Otherwise, we recommend downloading the latest version: click here. There’s no need to uninstall the previous version of WinCatalog — simply install the update over your existing installation.

Hello, we’re excited to announce the release of WinCatalog 2024.9! This latest update brings improvements, feature additions, and fixes, making your cataloging experience more efficient and enjoyable. Here’s a detailed look at what’s new in this version. Restrict Search by Fields One of the most requested features is finally here! Previously, WinCatalog searched across multiple fields simultaneously, which could lead to too many results—especially when text from PDF files and documents was included.

Today marks a very special milestone — 23 years since the beginning of WinCatalog! Over the past 23 years, we have worked hard to make WinCatalog a reliable tool for cataloging your media, and your support has been at the heart of every update and improvement. From our early days, when cataloging involved Zip disks and floppy drives, to today, where WinCatalog handles massive collections across terabytes of storage, the journey has been incredible.

Hello, we are pleased to announce that a new version of WinCatalog, version 2024.8.1, has been released. This is a maintenance update that addresses two issues: the generation of thumbnails for Office files previously displayed a ‘trial’ watermark, and the duration of video files was not included in reports. Please note that when updating a drive, the new version of WinCatalog will not automatically regenerate thumbnails for Office files. By default, to expedite the update process, WinCatalog skips unmodified files during disk or folder updates.

Hello, we’re excited to announce the release of WinCatalog version 2024.8! This update introduces several new features, including two new command-line options, enhanced file format support, improved stability, and increased performance. New Command-Line Options: “Update All” and “Update Connected” With this release, you can now use the -UpdateAll and -UpdateConnected command-line arguments to update all drives in the catalog or just the currently connected drives. Example commands (please read the details in the User Manual here):