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Free File Monitor is a system utility that can persistently monitor all the folders including subfolders for newly added/deleted/changed files. It lets you easily monitor the software activities in your computer system.

PCMate Free Folder Monitor is a cross-platform free folder monitor that automatically records all activities of all the folders including subfolders for newly added/deleted/changed files in real-time.

Free Folder Monitor is free file monitor software to record the system changes in real-time, investigating exactly what files/folders have been altered, created or removed. It also supports file filtering function.

ShareWatcher will monitor your local and remote computer Windows File Shares showing who and when they were accessed, notify you of new files added or deleted by whom via email, sounds, custom commands or Windows events and optionally move your new f

ShareWatcher will monitor your local and remote computer Windows File Shares showing who and when they were accessed, notify you of new files added or deleted by whom via email, sounds, custom commands or Windows events and optionally move your new f

ShareWatcher will monitor your local and remote computer Windows File Shares showing who and when they were accessed, notify you of new files added or deleted by whom via email, sounds, custom commands or Windows events and optionally move your new f

Use Right Web Monitor Pro to automatically check specified web resources and notify you when a change occurs. Able to detect changes in web pages, mailboxes, files, FTP files and folders anywhere on the Internet and download the changed files.

Allows you to quickly & easily monitor changes made to both local and remote files, the contents of those files, directory changes & structure modifications, entries written to local Event Logs etc.

Allows you to quickly & easily monitor changes made to both local and remote files, the contents of those files, directory changes & structure modifications, entries written to local Event Logs etc.