A new beta for Total Commander rolled out, with more fixes and very few new things. The novelties in this release include two experimental features; one is for comparing files larger than 2GB by content, the other refers to quick search with Korean characters. Another new thing in Total Commander beta 9 involves Li... |
14 November 2011
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Microsoft slapped a technical limit of several million items on the new Windows 8 Conflict Resolution dialog box, which means that, at least in theory, customers are able to deal with a vast number of conflicts. Of course, it’s hard to believe that users will come across such scenarios, unless they’ll ... |
6 September 2011
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The file management overhaul introduced in Windows 8 was catalyzed by negative user input related to the copy experience in Windows 7, especially when customers came across file name collisions.
Microsoft set to revamp the Windows Explorer mechanism designed to provide feedback for such conflicts, and to enhance ... |
27 August 2011
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Windows Explorer in Windows 8 will evolve with new file management functionality, not just fresh eye candy (through the adoption of the Ribbon / Fluent UI). Microsoft has confirmed a new experience for “copy jobs” in Windows 8 via the official blog set up to share details of the operating system’s ... |
24 August 2011
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Locating your files when you're dealing with hundreds of GB of info might prove to be troublesome. FileSearch comes to help you with that issue in just a few steps.The days when 10GB of hard disk were more than enough for an average user are gone and forgotten. Today’s computer user can’t get enough... |
15 January 2011
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Windows is known for its rigid file copying or moving procedure. Once you get the process started you cannot pause it or limit its speed. Third party tools like Ultracopier correct this problem by offering complete services when copying files or moving them to a different location. It also attempts to outrun the defa... |
20 October 2010
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There are plenty of users that drop all their downloads on the desktop only to later find it cluttered with data. DropIt is a simple solution that lets you organize all the files by sending them to predefined folders, according to their format. It is free of charge and the only piece of interface you will see from i... |
5 October 2010
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Floola, the free application designed to manage your iPod and cell phone efficiently, has been updated by its developers to include a fix for recently reported playback issues, as well as new language support. The application is free to download and use on any kind of system (Intel or PowerPC) with Mac OS X 10.3 or l... |
7 April 2010
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Long gone are the days when 10GB of hard disk were more than plenty for any average user. Today’s computer user can’t get enough even with 500GB of hard disk storage, given all the free information and documentation one can find on the Internet. And if you add some more to the mix of data, one thing is fo... |
14 November 2009
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Working with the same directories or disk locations is part of everybody's daily routine. There is always a folder or directory you use the most in your work and it is definitely placed somewhere handy so that you do not have to spend too much time looking for it. But there comes a day when the routine is broken... |
3 March 2009
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Powerful file managing with EF CommanderAnother one off pay application is EF Commander. The application is not as popular as Total Commander but in terms of options packed it definitely blows your mind. It can do everything as its competitor and then some. The price is 6 bucks higher but it addresses advanced comput... |
12 February 2009
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Backup with Symantec's Norton GhostLingering on the backup and restore subject we find Symantec's Norton Ghost also makes for a good solution. Unfortunately, the price is a no-no as $78 is quite a long stretch. But it is a fine product that combines ease of use with whippy backup procedures and low system r... |
11 February 2009
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Windows Explorer has become an obsolete tool in terms of browsing through the files and folders on your computer. My guess is that most of us rarely use it because there are so many other lightweight applications that come with the same browsing ability, but with many more options than the good ol’ copy-paste b... |
23 November 2008
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If you’ve grown tired of the old-fashioned Windows Explorer and you really want to try something new, Extra Explore could be just the thing that you are looking for. Boasting an interesting design and well-chosen colors for the graphical interface, it can certainly make file browsing more interesting, if not do... |
30 August 2008
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How much time do you spend searching for a certain file on your computer? Normally, I would spend a couple of minutes before finding the whereabouts of the needed data. My hard disks are filled with thousands of files, all named the way I considered best. Anyway, my point is that sometimes you can use a lot of time f... |
12 March 2007
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