The installation of HomeVault is easy, intuitive and flawless. It tries to
install to C;\Program Files\homevault. I let it install there. It does give you the
opportunity to browse to anyplace else for the install.
This program is meant for the home user, though there is no reason that it could not be
used by an office. The reason I say it is meant for the home user is that it comes with an
sample file system meant for the home. It has sample rooms, kitchen, living room, study
etc. The point being that in each room there are different documents that pertain to that
room, that by organizing them by room makes sense. Let me explain further, in the kitchen
you then file all of your scanned documents relating to kitchen appliances. In the living
room you store all of the guarantees, and receipts for your living room furniture.
Besides being able to just scan things in you are able to add your own personal
information about each article. This image should give you the picture.
Of course you are able to make up your own requirements for information for your
particular items and situation.
All in all I find this to be a superior product that can make a whole bunch of sense for
anyone. One thing I want to point out is that the Help file and sample folders really are
top notch. The price is right to especially when you compare it PaperMaster which goes for
around $85.
This is a fully featured shareware program that gives you 30 days to try it out. Hey give
it a whirl, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain.