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Organize files automatically

and performs actions on their contents, based on user defined rules. Available for $32 from , it can be a major timesaver. For example, have Hazel watch your Desktop folder, and move anything older than a week to Downloads. Then have it monitor Downloads, with rules that send music and photos to iTunes and Photos, respectively, before deleting the originals, and others that sort everything else into

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