It has commands for searching, renaming, editing, viewing, copying, moving, creating a new folder, deleting, calculating file size, creating a file list, saving a MP3 playlist, undoing, redoing, and more.Īt the top of the screen across the two panels, you can create tabs and pin them for whatever two-panels you want to work with. You can also compress, decompress, create a self-extracting file, encrypt, decrypt, zip and mail, split files, merge files. But, I’ve found it useful for comparing folders or files (including text files), and changing time stamps. I use it primarily to synchronize my laptop with my PC. It’s kept the same two-panel format over the years and has upgraded from at least Windows 3.0 (or maybe even earlier, I started using it in Windows 3.0) and is now Windows 11-ready.
It’s modelled after the DOS Norton Commander, if you remember that, and came out right after NC was no longer available. There is a trial version that runs an unlimited amount of days. The best ever Windows file manager program that I’ve used is WinNc.
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