Evernote. It's a digital scrapbook/organizer/notepad that's free and can be used/accessed on multiple platforms or just browser. Onenote is an alternative, but I think the client is paid for.

This is my system as well, to the letter in fact... :smile:

 

Ditto for me too.

Hello,

 

I have been out of town a few days and couldn't monitor this post.

So far I have learned one thing. My original method (txt files in the directories of the archived files) isn't that bad.

The program Olmba suggests is the same one that I mentioned in the original post. It is payware (which I don't mind) but the company that created the program doesn't exist anymore and offers no support. You can't buy it anymore either. 

So the choice is rather simple, or I keep the system with the txt files or I start a spreadsheet. Both are very manual with the risk of making mistakes (especially deleting it by accident is my main concern).

 

Anyway,

I want to thank everbody for their advise and thoughts on the subject.

If sombody still comes with a great idea, please PM me, but for me this topic can be closed.

thanks again and If anybody visits Antwerp in the near future, don't hesitate and contact me.

We can have a drink together.

 

Luc Brusselmans

Belgium 

KeePass

 

It is a database... free and has much more to offer than just keeping track of software or passwords..

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