Nemo is a great free utility for Windows and Linux that can help you keep track of files (even Google Docs files) based on when you last used them, which can save time and frustration for anyone with ...

So you've finally had enough of frantically searching for one of your 500 poorly-labeled files and are ready to organize your Google Docs. It's pretty silly and weirdly inconvenient, but you can't ...

Whenever I needed to rename a few files, File Explorer was usually enough for basic tasks. But when I needed more options for naming various files, it quickly fell short. I’d see the PowerRename ...

In macOS, tags provide you with an alternative way to organize your files and folders, and can make items in Finder easier to locate. To tag a file in Finder, simply right-click (or Ctrl-click) it and ...

Creating subfolders within folders — separated by date, letter or file type, for example — can make it easier to find the folders you are looking for. 3. Centralize your files’ location Having a ...

If you have a lot of files and folders to manage in OS X—and who doesn’t?—there’s a really handy utility called Hazel that can help. It enables you to automate all kinds of file-management chores, ...

I have a bunch of folders with names in the format of [year][month] (ie 0501, 0502, 0503, etc).<BR><BR>I then have a large number of files in a completely random directory structure (let's say that it ...