Azzul

Keeping a record of your files is an important thing, especially if your work involves manipulating them often enough. Specialized applications like Azzul have developed in the mean time to help out. For instance, this one helps you keep an organized list of media discs, removable drives, and more, with little effort.

Because of the way it’s developed, the application requires .NET Framework to function, so you need to make sure it’s on your computer before you can actually enjoy all the application has to offer. Chances are it’s already there, because it’s a default feature found in modern Windows iterations.

There’s no project active by default, so you need to go ahead and create a new one. Initially, this only requires a name and a description, with all details easily handled later on. The application aims to help keep CDs and DVDs in order, but you’re not limited to this type of content.

Sooner or later you get to add a new disc to your catalog. As such, a browse window shows up with all connected storage drives in plain sight so you can select the one of interest. Navigation is possible through a drive so you don’t select it as a whole, but this is only possible at the top level, with only one folder and its subdirectories added.

Multiple discs can be added in the same project. What’s more, you can save them as gates of different formats for management as files. All content you add gets enlisted in a table along with details like file name, size, attributes, and description. Sadly, there’s no possibility to add any custom details, comments, or tags.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Azzul is a straightforward method to create an organized collection of media discs, and miscellaneous drives. Navigation leaves more to be desired, since you only get to scratch the surface of a drive, but its simplicity can come in handy for handling vast quantities of data.