What is Disk Recall?

Disk Recall (formerly FloppyCatalog) is a super-fast disk cataloging utility. It creates catalogs of any type of disk (floppies, hard drives, CD-ROMs, Zips, Sy-Quests, AppleShare volumes, etc...). It features an intuitive Finder-like list view for browsing disk contents, and a powerful multi-criteria search engine modeled after Apple's Find File utility of System 8. Disk Recall uses a very fast archiving algorithm to scan disks 5 to 10 times faster than other Macintosh catalogers. Disk Recall also lets you search for duplicate files; delete files or folders; scan inside Stuffit files; open, reveal and copy items in the Finder, and more. Registered users also get the Disk Recall Extension which automatically scans disks at eject time. Unlike with other (slower) catalogers, users barely notice the extra delay when ejecting disks. 

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Architecture

IBM PowerPC

System Requirements

From Mac OS 7.1

Compatibility notes

Disk Recall needs System 7.1  or newer and at least a 68020-CPU or a Power-Mac. System 7.5.3 and above is recommended. Disk Recall takes some advantage of, but does not require, Drag and Drop , System 8.5's Navigation Services and Themes. Disk Recall is designed to run in about 2MB of RAM (minimum 750KB), but it takes advantage of more RAM if present to improve speed. A minimum of 2MB of free disk space on a writeable disk is also required. Disk Recall runs natively on both PPC and 68K Macs.  

Emulating this? It could probably run under: SheepShaver