Advanced Disk Catalog (ADC) is an award-winning easy-to-use 32-bit cataloguing program for Windows 9x/ME/NT/2K/XP and 2003. Its Explorer-like interface allows for convenient cataloguing of data on various media types, e.g., hard disk drives (even via networks), floppy diskettes, optical disc, ZIP and JAZ disks, and so forth.

• ADC has a convenient and easy to use user interface;
• organise volumes, folders, and files into categories;
• add comments to each file, folder, and disk etc;
• browse inside ZIP, ARJ, RAR, CAB, ARC, ACE, LZH, TAR and JAR archives, including non-self-extracting and self-extracting archives;
• import descriptions from files, e.g., files.bbs, index.txt, description etc – Customisable;
• extract descriptions from archives files, e.g., file_id.diz;
• extract descriptions from executable modules, e.g., .exe, .dll, etc;
• extract descriptions from WAV, MP3, WMA, and OGG Vorbis files, e.g., ID3 tags etc;
• extract information about audio CDs from freedb.org, an Internet CD database;
• extract descriptions from HTML and Adobe Acrobat PDF files;
• extract descriptions from Microsoft Office files, e.g., Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Visio;
• search for files, folder, disc or disks using filename, file path or personal comments, e.g., wildcards or confining search parameters by date, size, and category;
• search for files within archives;
• update volume information including network volumes, e.g., augmenting previous comments, and categories;
• compare catalogues for variations, e.g., new or deleted files, altered files etc;
• Generate customisable and exportable reports, e.g., MS Excel;
• search for duplicate files;
• delete folders or files from a catalogue;
• hide files in a catalogue, and much more;
• unlimited number of ADC databases (.cat) and its automated duplicate (.bak) can be created;
• databases and categories can be merged or exported into one of four currently supported external formats e.g., CSV-files (comma-separated values) for MS Excel, DBF-files for MS Access or any DBF-compatible software, SQL-files for MS SQL or My SQL database (for web publishing), and XML-files – (common HTML extension files format).

• Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000 or Windows XP