A Free File Mgr.

[HPotter]

The software presented on this page is FREE! It does not display ads
or "registration reminders", it is just plain old good freeware, our
gift for you, as a thank you for your interest in our software. Enjoy!


A simple to use file manager and Explorer replacement. Offers
dual-panel user interface, command prompt, folder navigation tools,
favorites list, and more. Closely integrated with the Windows user
interface, fully supports shell extensions. Highly customizable and
user friendly. This is a free, light-weight edition of our
full-featured product AB Commander.

Download the full version: abclt.exe (0.6 MB)

http://www.winability.com/free/

 

[BoB]

The software presented on this page is FREE! It does not display ads
or "registration reminders", it is just plain old good freeware, our
gift for you, as a thank you for your interest in our software. Enjoy!


A simple to use file manager and Explorer replacement. Offers
dual-panel user interface, command prompt, folder navigation tools,
favorites list, and more. Closely integrated with the Windows user
interface, fully supports shell extensions. Highly customizable and
user friendly. This is a free, light-weight edition of our
full-featured product AB Commander.

Download the full version: abclt.exe (0.6 MB)

http://www.winability.com/free/

I'll bet the free 'fake format' SS is a real knee-slapper. NOT

BoB

 

[Glev Zarriontal]

I'll bet the free 'fake format' SS is a real knee-slapper. NOT

I do not know what this screen saver stuff is about. I do like the "free"
restricted features compared to the full version at cost of $40 for WinMe
or WinXP.
http://www.winability.com/abcommander/


I will stick with Gyula's Navigator which is totally free for the full
version.

BoB

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Lefse is really good grub..."Jeg Elsker Lefse! I Love Lefse!" on Matbird's page sums it up well
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Dome/3918/index.html

 

[Tim Weaver]

The software presented on this page is FREE! It does not display ads
or "registration reminders", it is just plain old good freeware, our
gift for you, as a thank you for your interest in our software. Enjoy!


A simple to use file manager and Explorer replacement. Offers
dual-panel user interface, command prompt, folder navigation tools,
favorites list, and more. Closely integrated with the Windows user
interface, fully supports shell extensions. Highly customizable and
user friendly. This is a free, light-weight edition of our
full-featured product AB Commander.

Download the full version: abclt.exe (0.6 MB)

http://www.winability.com/free/

2xExplorer is very good:

http://netez.com/2xExplorer/

--
Tim Weaver

"I know you think you understand what you thought I said,
But I am not sure that what you heard is not what I meant."

http://timweaver.webhop.org/
Xnews/06.02.16 XP Icon Patch

 

[Onno]

2xExplorer is very good:

http://netez.com/2xExplorer/

It sure is. I am a very happy user.

 

[jpt]

It sure is. I am a very happy user.

I tried it, but it only had one back arrow for navigation. Has that
changed? I use file managers with two panes open, each separate from the
other, so they need their own navigation controls.

 

[Onno]

I tried it, but it only had one back arrow for navigation. Has that
changed?

It has one navigation arrow. However, that one arrow works for both
panes. I just tested it.

 

[Blinky the Shark]

Onno wrote:


I tried it, but it only had one back arrow for navigation. Has that
changed? I use file managers with two panes open, each separate from the
other, so they need their own navigation controls.

Only needs one -- it manipulates the pane that's active, whichever that
one is.

And if you didn't notice it, if you click the title bar of either pane
(each pane has one), you're taken upward one directory in that pane.

 

[Spoon2001]

Only needs one -- it manipulates the pane that's active, whichever
that one is.

And if you didn't notice it, if you click the title bar of either pane
(each pane has one), you're taken upward one directory in that pane.

Well bust my breeches. I wondered how the heck to go up one directory level
with the mouse. Except it requires a double-click, single-click won't do
it. Makes sense. I really need to read the 2x help file. But soon we'll
be using xplorer2 anyway.

Also good to remember keyboard: alt-left is the same as the back button,
alt-right is the same as the forward button.

Sharks don't have eyelids, do they?

 

[Blinky the Shark]

Well bust my breeches. I wondered how the heck to go up one directory level

Very simply.

with the mouse. Except it requires a double-click, single-click won't do

The horror. The horror.

it. Makes sense. I really need to read the 2x help file. But soon we'll
be using xplorer2 anyway.

In general, help files, actually exploring those menus every program has up
there at the top, and just clicking around, here and there, is a Good
Thing.

Also good to remember keyboard: alt-left is the same as the back button,
alt-right is the same as the forward button.

Sharks don't have eyelids, do they?

Normal ones have nictating membranes, instead. Thus, the first paragraph
here:

http://blinkynet.net/blinkdog.html

 

[jpt]

Well bust my breeches. I wondered how the heck to go up one directory
level with the mouse. Except it requires a double-click, single-click
won't do it. Makes sense. I really need to read the 2x help file.
But soon we'll be using xplorer2 anyway.

The main thing it seems to miss is a shortcut toolbar. Or am I just
missing it? In Power Pro, you get shortcuts by dragging folders and files
onto the toolbar. That gives you a nice row of icons for your favorite
files and folders.

 

[Onno]

2x help file.

The main thing it seems to miss is a shortcut toolbar. Or am I just
missing it? In Power Pro, you get shortcuts by dragging folders and
files onto the toolbar. That gives you a nice row of icons for your
favorite files and folders.

I prefer using the keyboard. That is possible with 2explorer.