Advanced URL Catalog 2.19

Rated 50/50 by prazim at Jul 28, 2008

"Indispensable if you participate to any degree in social bookmarking" JordySoft has designed a tool that quickly becomes indispensable. It not only converts bookmarks from one format to another, but enables you to verify URLs extracted from any other source, supplying information missing from your input file and alerting you to broken links. It also effortlessly identifies and removes duplicates. JordySoft is also very responsive to enhancement requests which makes me even more delighted in this tool and its developer. Advanced URL Catalog is far superior to every other bookmark "manager" tool I have tried, and I have tried quite a few! The more you use it, the more uses you will discover for it. It also has an excellent looking GUI, and gorgeous system tray icon. JordySoft's attention to detail is self-evident in this tool's performance, functionality, and design. This completely revamped version includes the ribbon toolbar.

Rated 30/50 by pradithkl at Sep 7, 2008

This product able responsed what the user need in present time. no comment Sorry, can I tell you later? I am not run the product right now. Please me me a time. Updated on Sep 7, 2008 otherwise can said the product respond what you need and helpful user and admin to manage the url

Rated 20/50 by karlraade at Oct 1, 2008

It had a decent overall look, looks like it has some good functionality (searching for broken links, etc) Crashed during initial execution, installer does not create launch shortcuts and fails to re-install/un-install, user interface so polished that new users have to hunt for basic functions, cannot import from HTML I can't say it's bad by any stretch. I can say that it did not install properly, and left me unable to either re-install or un-install it. This does not mean it will happen to everyone or even most users, because these things can happen even under the best conditions. I mention this mainly so you know why i can't provide much detail on the product. The first thing that struck me was the UI. It looks nice, but focuses on icons rather than providing the well-known "File Edit ..." menu structure that make virtually all other software easy to use on first try. This approach can make it easy after you learn how each function is represented in icon and some text, but until then productivity takes a back seat to learning a puzzle. Personally, i'd rather be productive. I created a new database and tried loading in an HTML of my current bookmarks, but that's not an option. Instead i began exploring the UI and somewhere along the line it crashed. I can only re-launch it by digging into the install directory, but frankly why bother? I see tons of fluff but the core functionality leaves a lot to be desired, especially if i cannot import a simple HTML of my bookmark list, the most common universal means of migrating bookmarks between applications. It might be useful to many users, but outside of the attention to UI i don't see anything that doesn't exist elsewhere. At worst, i don't see where this would be a problem for anyone who wants to take a moment to give it a test drive. Just please leave some feedback on your experience: if you find it more useful than i do, i'm sure others would like to know.

Rated 10/50 by beca_75 at May 24, 2009

"Contains Tojans" None. Don't use. Tried to download Nortan detected trojan.farfil and blocked it. Don't use contains trojan.farfil

Rated 40/50 by prazim at Nov 11, 2009

"AUC gets bookmark management done" After considering a number of bookmark management tools,I chose AUC. It offers a functionality and interface which makes it easier & more efficient to create exports of special bookmark collections to share with others & social bookmarking platforms. Interface does not comply with user-defined Windows theme font.