Where Is It? attempts to bring order to your PC by maintaining a central catalogue with the location of all your computer files.

This might include the contents of USB flash drives, for instance; backup data on CDs and DVDs; audio CDs; removable drives; network drives, remote file servers and more.

Whatever the data source, once scanned by Where Is It? it'll be stored in the program's catalogue. And then, if you're looking for a particular MP3 file, say, just run a search and Where Is It? will point you to precise disc or drive where it can be found.

The search tool doesn't just restrict you to plain file names, though - you can search on various file criteria, just in particular discs or folders, and add Boolean logic to pick out only the documents you need.

The built-in report generator can then sort and arrange the results of your search in a variety of layouts. You could use this to, say, create a detailed report on your home movie collection. And the report can then be exported to Excel tables, RTF and HTML documents, as well as SQL, XML, CSV and SYLK files.