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mfacey

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I've decided that I'm done with having all of my important papers filed away in a messy filing cabinet and have started to digitize all my documents as of last weekend.
What I'm doing is scanning everything worth keeping to pdf and giving it a "structured" naming scheme along with a somewhat organized folder structure in Finder.
For now, the structure is pretty clear and organized, but likely it will become somewhat more of a struggle once the volume of documents expands. I'm afraid that eventually my admin folder and underlying structure will start looking like me filing cabinet looks now.

I'm a big fan of using best of breed software for specific jobs. I know document management is big, but what is a good consumer grade OSX solution? Any experience? So far, I've only done some reading up on iDocument, but I would love to hear some practical experiences before I try some out.

Any suggestions?
 
Finder works just fine.

I'm slowly finding that might indeed be the case. Besides a more obvious way of tagging there's really not much more that a dedicated app does vs. Finder. Spotlight is also a great search tool.
 
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