I need to store in a database the following :
Microsoft Word texts, PDF documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, photos, documents and images in JPEG and other common photo and image file formats, references to web pages, and complete webpages.
Each stored element must have one to 10 alphanumeric keys assigned to it, and the retrieval must be possible by any combination of the keys.
The database does not have to handle a huge number of elements (up to 10,000), may be free or by subscription in the cloud (protected, of course, from unauthorized access if in the cloud), or may be free or licensed and resident on a Windows 10 desktop.
In short, it is a database of documents that an economist, or political writer, or any writer would accumulate in preparation to and during writing of a survey paper or a book.
The database MUST be simple enough not to require learning a set of complex retrieval commands, and must be simple enough for a writer to set it up by defining the number of keys to be used and may be several other (up to 10) parameters.
Thank you very much,
Michael Schwartzman Amazon S3 is exactly the type of database you are looking for. It is not free but you can signup to a free tier edition that will provide 5 gb of s3 for an year.
Thank you very much, Ashutosh. Let us wait together for more suggestions and answers -- after that I will start researching them.
Michael
Consider saving each in a common format such as PDF. (For example use Open Office on your bookmark.html file to export a PDF version.) Then you can use free Qiqqa to autotag, manually tag and do full text searches. It also automatically suggests themes, and automatically creates reports on your annotations with citations, which you can use as early drafts.
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