File Inventory Metadata

A list of all included files and associated files (metadata) that make up a digital item.

A collection of documents collected and archived together.
Role or list.
Train of thought, the common thread of the story.
Data aggregation on a named storage device.
Pass (official documents) to the table.
Place the file in a logical place and in a logical order.
Save a file (combine data) to a storage medium, such as a hard drive or other computer.
(ca) Make a formal request to the Office.
Keep safe or reserve.
A column of people in a row, either a single file or a large group with many files side by side.
A small group of soldiers.
One of eight vertical rows of cells on a chessboard (ie marked with a letter). Similar horizontal lines are ranges.
Go to File.
A hand tool consisting of a handle to which a bar of raw metal is attached, used for removing sharp edges or cutting especially metal.
An intelligent or resourceful person.
For smoothing, grinding or cutting with a file.
Desecrate.

I will delete these junk files to free up disk space.
The next day she filed for divorce.
The troops march in one line.
The applicants entered the room until it was full.
I prefer to file down the underside of the table legs. Otherwise they will scratch the floor.

(Object) An inventory of an item available at a particular location or company.
(Operations) Detailed list of all available items.
(Edits) The process of creating or updating such a list.
A section of items available to the character for immediate use.
(Operations) Taking inventory of available resources or items to create an inventory.

Due to store shortages in Boston, customers had to travel to Providence to find the merchandise.
There were some items in the inventory that you wouldn't normally expect in a cheese shop.
This month the inventory took almost three days.
You cannot go through the underground tunnel if you have more than three items in your inventory.
The primary task of the night shift was to inventory the warehouse and replenish it if necessary.

Data describing other data and serving as an informative label.
Structured information about the file (creation date, creator, software used, last modification, file format, fingerprint of the file, etc.).

Most websites contain metadata to tell the computer how to organize the content on the screen.
The metadata of the photos shows that they were processed in Photoshop.