Object's Properties

To open the object's properties window: click the Properties button button or select the Properties item on the File menu.
The content of the dialog window depends on the current object, which properties are displayed in the dialog, and on the panel where the object is located (the list of disks pane on the left or the disks' content on the right).
Let us review the possible types of objects. The pane where the object resides is printed in parentheses.

Disk (list of disks pane)
Displays the following information on the disk:

  • Title.
  • Label.
  • Serial number.
  • Used space.
Additional information on the disk:
  • Manufacturer.
  • Color of cover.
  • Capacity.
  • Type (CD-ROM,-R,-RW; DVD-ROM,-R,+R,-RW,+RW).
  • Description (Information displayed on the description pane).
  • List of groups, which the disk belongs to.
  • Memo (additional information on the disk).

Disk properties window

You can assign disk cover images to disks (and folders). To do this, click the "open image" button and select an image file. If you do not need to store the cover image file anymore click the "clear image" button.

Folder (list of disks pane)
Additional information on the disk is not available. Other than that, this dialog is similar to the disk properties dialog.

Folder/File (files pane)
Displays the following information on the folder:

  • Name of the disk / folder where the object is located.
  • Object name.
  • Object type.
  • Path to object.
  • Folder size.
  • Number of files and folders contained in the object.
  • Object description pane (for viewing and modifying descriptions).
File properties window

Group of files / folders (files pane)
Object description pane is not available. Other than that, this dialog is similar to the folder/file properties dialog.



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April 19, 2017
Hey! We are almost not updating the program but you can order licenses if you need the program. The project is not dead and the latest version of SMD is 4.43.


April 16, 2014
A little bugfix is uploaded.


January 11, 2011
SearchMyDiscs 4.4 released. Added the Blu-Ray disk support.


May 28, 2010
SearchMyDiscs 4.3 released. Added an option that allows configuring the CD/DVD drive letter list.


March 23, 2010
SearchMyDiscs 4.2 released. Updated MSdcRAW.dll for scanning RAW files. Added support for lossless sound files APE, FLAC, and CUE.


November 30, 2009
SearchMyDiscs 4.1 released. Added searching photos by EXIF tags. Added getting additional EXIF tags.


April 1, 2009
SearchMyDiscs 4.0 released. Added new and powerful report generator. New features: Better looking tables and reports; Detailed preview window; Exporting to the PDF, DOC, XLS, HTML, CSV, JPG, BMP, GIF file formats. Added creating reports on the file catalog.


July 7, 2008
SearchMyDiscs 3.7 released. Added support for multiple scans of the same folders (you can select whether you want to refresh a folder's content or to create a new copy of the folder). Added importing folders with the same paths. Now you can create a database of local disks (and removable disks) of all your computers and search files in the database. Updated MSdcRAW.dll for scanning RAW files. Added support for new digital cameras.


May 5, 2008
SearchMyDiscs 3.61 released. Added automatic rotation of photo thumbnails according to EXIF data and FreeDB support for scanning mixed-mode CD disks (data+audio).


October 26, 2007
SearchMyDiscs 3.5 released. Added batch files tagging. Added support for read-only databases. Now you can open databases stored on CD/DVD disks or network servers. Improved Windows Vista compatibility.


August 16, 2007
SearchMyDiscs 3.4 released. Added getting thumbnails from video files (avi, vob, wmv, etc.). Added support for DNG digital photograph raw files. Added ability to include file descriptions to reports. Added saving IPTC comments for digital photographs. Added support for the "descript.ion" files. Added ability to add disk cover images. Added support for removable drives (Zip, Jazz, USB drives, etc.). Added new languages: Swedish, Bulgarian, Brazilian Portuguese.


May 17, 2007
New article: Search photos by EXIF tags


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