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    1. #1

      Good flie manager

      Could you tell me the best file manager please ?
      I use EF commander v3.30 but I cannot have any crack or serial.



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      Win Commander
      Dreaming as the days go by,
      Dreaming as the summers die:
      Ever drifting down the stream
      Lingering in the golden gleam
      Life, what is it but a dream

      Lewis Carroll

    3. Some of "the others" (and much better than the ugly Win311-like Windows Commander IMHO):

      - Servant Salamander: two pane NC clone (/www.altap.cz/salam_en/)

      - Directory Opus: two pane AND treeview pane or many other forms (/www.gpsoft.com.au/)

      - Magellan Explorer: nice but slow (/www.enriva.com/)

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      Unhappy

      have deleted my stupid idea
      i should clean my glasses
      Last edited by Duracell; 02-06-2002 at 19:20.
      "I do not rack my brains over questions which I cannot answer."
      Konrad Zuse

    5. #5
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      managing files

      Windows commander is `THE DADDY`
      h**p://www.ghisler.com/
      so much beer,
      so little time.

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      Originally posted by pokopiko
      Some things that other filemanagers MAY do some day (the "archaic, 3.11 like" Windows Commander does them already):
      1. View/extract ISO and cue/bin images.
      2. Encrypt in standard as well as advanced (blowfish etc) form.
      3. Act as FTP servers (!).
      4. Make disk catalogs
      5. Being used as backup utilities to UDF volumes (CDR or CDRW)
      6. Processing (in+out) Installshield .cab files, ALL versions.
      7. Opening Microsoft Installer files.
      8. Processing Red Hat compliant installation packages! (.rpm).
      9. Packing, unpacking and processing EVERY known compression format, plus some incredible things like Quake levels, Winimage disk images, java .jar files, Amiga .lzx and .dms, Unix z-files...
      10. Let you make your own plugins (does not require any specific programming skills) for any operation left out (is any? ).

      Leaving aside the above supercoco is ABSOLUTELY right, his suggested filemanagers are much prettier and can do almost one tenth of what WC32 can do currently...
      Hi M8.
      I agree with you that WC is top among filemanagers. However even though I used it some time I still haven't become reconciled with its "old" look. Therefore I don´t use it as an Explorer replacement in general. There are many other apps with Explorer like interface but as far as I know none has the features of WC.
      And those feature rich apps are often also quite big and use lots of space and resources.

      However you must explain the encryption thing..(Encrypt in standard as well as advanced (blowfish etc) form.) Is this done with a plug-in..or?

      LaZorMan
      Retired, but not forgotten

    7. #7

      Thumbs up

      Windows Commander 5.11 is at the top right now!

    8. #8

      try this best one

      i use far file manager for over 5 years from rarsoft
      it is the best file manager that i test from over top 10 file manager
      easy & fast with more hotkey and good plugins
      h**p://w*w.rarsoft.com

    9. #9
      Windows Commander, Version 5.11,

    10. #10
      I have used win commander for years and am now on version 5.11.

      However there is another similar one which looks bang upto date and which you can deslect confirmations on copy move etc, which doesn't seem to work on win com.

      The program I am refering to is Win NC 3000

      hxxp://wxw.dunesmm.nl/winnce/

      You can down load the demo which is dully functional but unfortunately I can't find a working crack unless someone out there can help me.
      Life is a transitional state between birth and death

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      I've been using Windows Commander for as long as I can remember. The best endorsement I can give it is to say, that its actually worth purchasing

      If you do decide to use Windows Commander please check out h**p://www.maxwish.tk for plugins, tools, and addons.


      Dysmyl
      Day after day, day after day,
      We stuck, nor breath nor motion;
      As idle as a painted ship
      Upon a painted ocean.

      Samuel Taylor Coleridge

    12. #12
      Dysmyl - thanks for that link very interesting
      Life is a transitional state between birth and death

    13. #13
      wincommander blegh
      missing simple but necessary features like total and sub folder size are not provided; proggy's of 47KB(PFM) do so, but this bloated program gives up.
      IMHO it's a proggy for freaks, kicking on gadgets like encryption things, but surely not a serious filemanager for straight purposes.
      Last edited by wilma; 26-10-2002 at 04:28.

    14. #14
      nice one pokopiko.....Win Commander for me too...simple fast...and me ftp client all into one

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      There is only one other filemanager for me - 2xExplorer
      h**p://netez.com/2xExplorer/

      The dual pane view is ideal for directory compare, while the preview is handy for photos (Though IrfanView / XnView / SlowView are better for thumbnail browsing)
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