Some would construe life as a long, slow process toward self-understanding. I had a mini-enlightenment today whilst at work. Those who know me well, hold your snigger…if you can.
It all came from a piece of software with a simple aim: to find duplicate files in a number of selected locations. It’s called Duplicate File Detective by Key Metric Software. It is nothing short of brilliant!
I’ve only needed to use the software a couple of times over the past few years but its one of the best purchases I have ever made. It’s saved me literally dozens of hours on these two occasions, maybe more.
I’m a bit of a saddo when it comes to technology but the ease of use and power of the tool is literally orgasmic to me! Thanks to Key Metric Software for developing it.
For anyone that wants to invest just a small amount of money to save hours of time sorting through hundreds of possibly duplicated files (if you can locate them in the first place!), you can find it here:
http://www.duplicate-file-detective.com
About Sean Barkes
Martial artist, distance runner, golfer, squash player and businessman.
I run a specialist Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medical clinic in North Hykeham, Lincoln. I lead a multi-practitioner team with the sole purpose of helping people feel better, achieve more and lead happier lives. I also teach Tai Chi Chuan and Chi Kung, two ancient forms of Chinese soft exercise as vehicles for personal growth, self-defence and the fostering of a positive consciousness.
My desire is to help myself and others realise latent potential and preserve and promote physical, mental and spiritual health.
I would also like to play a part in helping society incorporate the practice of holism and honest self-expression into daily life whether in relation to diet, exercise, business, politics or social life.
A more detailed profile is available at: http://www.theseanbarkesclinic.co.uk/pages/pages/about-us/non-clinical-staff/sean-barkes-detailed-profile.html
Sean Barkes saddo? Definitely! Looks like a great piece of software though. Might look into using it myself. Cheers for the heads up.