Announcing the Release of a New Version of File Folder Organizer™ Software by OPERA Tech®
by Anonymous

Omaha, NE April 19, 2004 -- OPERA Tech® released their new version of File Folder Organizer™, an electronic filing software designed to organize and manage paper documents for home and office use.

The Windows based software eliminates the tedious task of sorting and organizing documents manually to be filed and improves the efficiency of the filing and retrieval process. It reduces the potential of misplacing paper documents by providing extensive browsing and searching capabilities. NO DOCUMENT SCANNING IS NEEDED OR REQUIRED. Rather than actually scanning the documents, File Folder Organizer™ allows you to maintain references to the contents of your filing cabinets on your computer.

“Improper handling of paper documents has significant ramifications from a cost perspective on individuals and companies,” said one of the officers at OPERA Tech.

File Folder Organizer™ organizes all keyed information in a hierarchical tree. It allows you to examine what is filed without physically accessing the filing cabinets. The program is rich in features and is user friendly. You can drag and drop, rename, cut and past, copy, move, delete and search for ease of access and management of information.

For additional information, please email Sales at OPERA Tech.
A free trial version is available immediately for download at http://www.operatech.com/DownloadDir/ffo3ex.zip

About OPERA Tech
Since its inception in 1984, OPERA Tech has been focused on designing customized software for our customers. OPERA Tech emerged in 1986 as a solution provider in automation-engineering and product development after establishing a proven record in the industry. We provide innovative products and creative solutions for the home, office and manufacturing facilities. We deliver customized packages that adapt to the changing needs of our customers. We provide E-Commerce, web technologies and databases solutions while maintaining a solid presence in systems integration.





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