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Cardfile is a personal information manager, based on index cards, that was originally developed and distributed by Microsoft for its Windows operating system. First released with Windows 1.01 in 1985, it was a standard inclusion until Windows NT 4.0 Server and could also be installed with Windows 98 and Windows Millennium Edition. This proprietary, yet free, 16-bit Windows application served as a foundational productivity tool, allowing users to manage personal information through its unique virtual index card interface. Its core product offering centered on the 'Cards' feature, providing a simple yet effective system for organizing data. While specific revenue, leadership, or employee counts are not available, its long-standing integration with the Windows platform established its market presence as a native utility for personal information management.

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Pros
Fast loading speed
Intuitive interface
Efficient data organization
Low resource consumption
Rapid information retrieval
High stability and reliability
Versatile data storage
Excellent value proposition

Cons
Performance impact with images
Limited copy/paste options
Autosave data integrity risk
Linux compatibility issues

Key Themes
Ease of use and accessibility
Efficient information management
Performance and resource efficiency
Data versatility and storage
Long-term user satisfaction
Organizational utility
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Productivity Software


Founded

1985


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United States


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