Understanding document organizing

The Internet resources are enormous. It has tons of information, and Internet users first have to dig out the required information out of it and then to remember where it lies so as to be able to return to it later. The first task is solved by search engines, online catalogues and other means while the second may be solved by Ad Annihilator. Ad Annihilator helps you to organize and sort out the web documents that are of interest to you so that you could refer to them later easily.

The Ad Annihilator model for web content organization is simple and similar to favorite documents in Internet Explorer. However, Ad Annihilator organizer is integrated into other Ad Annihilator features so using of it instead of favorite documents is more preferable. The main principle is: users put links of their interest into organizer so as to be able to access them later. As you have considerable fewer links of interest that all links that you may have browsed to, it is much easier to find a necessary link in organizer that in Documents window that has all links you visited. In addition, Ad Annihilator organizer supports hierarchical link organization similar to hierarchy employed in file system. You may split out your links by categories and put respective links in separate folders. It is possible even to have nested folders to further detail and categorize your links. The number of nesting levels is unlimited.

Ad Annihilator acts as your secretary sorting and memorizing the links to your favorite documents and providing them to you when you wish.

For example, in the organizer window shown on the picture below we see that a user categorized his areas of interest into News, Books and Music categories. She put various links into their respective categories. Books category in its turn has two subcategories: Classic and Science Fiction, each with appropriate links within.

For specific tasks related to document organizing see How to organize documents?