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Video tutorial for Total Commander 8.0 beta
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Video tutorial for Total Commander 7.0 beta
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Review
Total Commander is a shareware file manager for Windows® 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7, and Windows® 3.1. Features: -Two file windows side by side -Multiple language and Unicode support -Enhanced search function -Compare files (now with editor) / synchronize directories -Quick View panel with bitmap display -ZIP, ARJ, LZH, RAR, UC2, TAR, GZ, CAB, ACE archive handling plugins -Built-in FTP client with FXP (server to server) and HTTP proxy support -Parallel port link, multi-rename tool -Tabbed interface, regular expressions, history favorites buttons -Thumbnails view, custom columns, enhanced search -Compare editor, cursor in lister, separate trees, logging, enhanced overwrite dialog etc. |
What's new in version 7.5
-Button bar right click menu: Option to run a program as administrator -Find files: Keep last search results when using "Go to file" or "Cancel" -Lister and Compare by content: Auto-detect UTF-8 files by their content -Official support for Windows 7 (32 bit and 64 bit) -Full Unicode support in most functions where it is possible, including FTP, ZIP packer, and plugin interfaces -Help file now by default in HTML format (CHM). The old HLP file is still available online -Support for file names longer than 259 characters (up to 1022) in most file operations -The current directory above the file lists can act as a clickable bar ("breadcrumb bar") -Protect the stored ftp passwords with a master password using AES256 encryption -Start Lister, compare by content or synchronize dirs directly via command line parameters -Comments (Ctrl Z) can now have a max. length of 4095 characters, and support line breaks What's new in version 7.0
Thumbnail view, custom columns, content plugins, enhanced search |
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