Inualizer

Working with a large amount of documents on your computer can be a tedious, challenging activity since most of the times you need to process each item individually.

However, turning to third-party software, such as Inualizer, can help you centralize all the information you need into a single file, thus preventing you from wasting precious time.

Setting up this application on your computer is not necessary, as you only need to decompress the archive it comes in and launch the dedicated executable component.

More so, since it is portable, it does not create any additional files or folders on your computer without your permission, nor does it modify any of your Windows registry entries.

This utility comes with a plain layout, which encompasses straightforward functions and organizes them neatly on the main window. Accessing them can be done without difficulty since Inualizer packs no hidden buttons, menus or sections.

It also features a standard Options window that you can open easily by clicking the dedicated hyperlink on the main window. This section enables you to configure various parameters, such as toggling sub-directory checking on or off and specifying excluded extensions.

You can turn to this application if you need a quick way to gather data from several documents on your computer and store it into a single location. For instance, you can import multiple text files by either loading each item individually or adding an entire folder's worth of documents and save their contents to another file on your computer.

After loading the desired entries, the program automatically displays their content in the main window, so that you can view it before saving it on your computer. Exporting can be easily done by clicking the Save hyperlink and choosing an appropriate location.

As a conclusion, Inualizer is a portable, simple application that can help you collect data from several sources and save it as a single item on your computer. It features a simplistic design, non-sophisticated functions and comes with a standard configuration menu. However, it does not pack any form of local help documentation, which might be inconvenient for some users.