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TABBLES: FORGET WHERE YOUR FILES ARE, REMEMBER JUST WHAT THEY ARE ABOUT. ________ ORGANIZE: no more duplications, links or files in the wrong folder. Tabbles allows you to organize your files independently from the folder structure. Or to refine your existing folder organization. Tabbles will help you with: *Redundant files and duplicates: you won't need to worry anymore about finding out if and where a copy of that given file was being used. Nor you will need to clean up folders from redundant copies anymore, because you won't need to copy or move your files around anymore. *Inconsistencies: whenever you'll need the same file in several different projects, using Tabbles you won't need to create and modify copies of the same file. *File management workload: as your disk will be cleaner from copies, the need to"clean up your hard drive" will be considerably reduced, if not eliminated. As a lot of the file management is done to organize your files and folders, using Tabbles you will forget about this. *Disk space: fewer files copied and less "mess" in your hard-drive will necessarily mean having using less space on you hard-drive. ________ CATEGORIZE: group your files on the fly Your docs are all sorted by year. What if you need to have them sorted by customer name or by project type? Tabbles allows you to instantly sort or group your files independently (or dependently) from the folder structure. Sorting is performed on the basis of the attributes given to each file - which in turn means that you can group and sort files by clicking on the tabbles that best describe them. ________ FIND: describe yours files instead of looking for them Very often you can't remember where your files are, but you remember what they are about...that's all you need to find tha, with Tabbles. Even the most organized people do often have troubles finding sensible files. Even the simplest folder structures and file naming system can