Tip: A43 - Freeware File Manager
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Tip: A43 - Freeware File Manager
A43 is a freeware file management utility for Windows 2000/XP. I have found it very good indeed, fast, configurable, copes with wildcards, bug-free and nice interface. A big advance on Windows Explorer. Worth the download if you do a lot of file shuffling. Drop Bradley a line if you like it.
Download it from http://www.shawneelink.net/~bgmiller/
* Integrated text editor with unlimited size. Dynamic highlighting for the web.
* Integrated zip/unzip features. Simply drag-n-drop files or click a button. You can also turn your zip archives into self-extracting archives the same way.
* Integrated file search to quickly locate and jump to those lost files.
* Integrated quick launch area for fast access to the programs you use the most.
* Favorite buttons to quickly open those often used folders.
* Dual-pane view for those that demand speed in file management.
* Requires no installation, no data is written to the system registry. A43's configuration information is saved in a local .ini file.
* Keep it on your pen/jump drive and take it where ever you go.
FORGET THE SHRIMP, HONEY,
I’M COMING HOME WITH THE CRABS
Download it from http://www.shawneelink.net/~bgmiller/
* Integrated text editor with unlimited size. Dynamic highlighting for the web.
* Integrated zip/unzip features. Simply drag-n-drop files or click a button. You can also turn your zip archives into self-extracting archives the same way.
* Integrated file search to quickly locate and jump to those lost files.
* Integrated quick launch area for fast access to the programs you use the most.
* Favorite buttons to quickly open those often used folders.
* Dual-pane view for those that demand speed in file management.
* Requires no installation, no data is written to the system registry. A43's configuration information is saved in a local .ini file.
* Keep it on your pen/jump drive and take it where ever you go.
FORGET THE SHRIMP, HONEY,
I’M COMING HOME WITH THE CRABS
