#Tagging in eaglefiler series

EagleFiler has separate controls for setting a file’s colored label and its tags. Popular Alternatives to EagleFiler for Windows, Mac, Web, iPhone, Linux and more. EagleFiler does not sync its tag colors with Finder. EagleFiler tags can have any color Finder tags have a fixed set of seven available colors. Each EagleFiler library has its own list of tags, so that you only see tags that are relevant to the task at hand Finder uses the same tags for the whole Mac. Sorry for the long post, Todd, but hopefully you can understand where I'm coming from. EagleFiler tags can have abbreviation symbols (including Emoji) Finder tags do not have abbreviations. When I import these files to EagleFiler, does the database contain a full, duplicate version of the DropBox files.or does the DB simply contain a record of each? To put it another way, if I import 1GB of DropBox files, does the EagleFiler DB grow to 1GB as well? If so, when I need to modify an individual file, do I open it from the original in DropBox or from the dupe in EagleFiler? Does EagleFiler synchronize files between itself and DropBox? Or should I be using EagleFiler exclusively, and should delete the 'originals' from DropBox? Here are my concerns: Worried about potentially having two copies of all my files, which lose synch with each other Worried about not being able to use DropBox Selective Sync and running out of disk space on my MB Air. If my question is too involved for you to answer here, can you point me in the right direction? Here's my situation: I have a few thousand files in DropBox that are currently stored in folders by client, but I want to be able to find all project workplans, for instance, regardless of client. One thing I am confused about in both apps is how imported files are stored in the DB and how/where to open files for editing.

#Tagging in eaglefiler series

Thank you for this video, Todd, as well as your series on DevonThink.