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Keep track of all file usage with Recent File Views

What we see actually in our recent used file list is just recently used file i.e you just get to know which file was last accessed but never get to know whether it was modified or last time used or anything else and on top of that its limited. So in case somebody modifies your file you will never get to know about it.

So what do you do ? Secure it ? Well that’s one way here is something better which not only keeps track of all the modifications which I told above but also removes the restriction on limit of numbers. Here is glimpse

Features:

  1. Find all File activity.
  2. Know if any of your file got deleted.
  3. Search in the history .
  4. Save as HTML.
  5. No installation required.
  6. Works on XP , Windows Vista I am not sure.

What features are missing ?

  1. You can not track the list of file which got recently created
  2. If this come with some backup solution that in case somebody deletes a file it gets backed up somewhere it would be great but I think it might not come under this programs focus.

Another fact is Some of the recently used file is saved in registry which is the reason you don’t see all of them in recent usage. With this you can see Modified , creation and executed time too. So now in case somebody deletes a file without telling you , Track it down. You can download the zip file ( Software by Nitrosoft ) ,

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Posted on 23rd March 2008 by Ashish Mohta , A tech blogger who writes about solving day to day problems of people who use computer. He also writes on How to use the applications like Office, PC tips, Online tools,Browsers and more. All posts by Ashish Mohta | Connect with me @ Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook | Stumble | Need more help? Ask your Questions at our Support Center



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