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In other words: XYplorer is 100% portable. XYplorer keeps all its configuration parameters in an. Installing and running the program does not change your system or registry. When it evolved to XYplorer it became shareware. XYplorer was known as TrackerV3 from 2000-2005 and was freeware during that time.

XYPLORER FORUM FULL

More importantly, XYplorer allows you to discard a full subset of utilities from file renamers to image viewers to file search apps. XYplorer is marketed as a 'Business Class File Manager' which signifies its target: the power user, the admin, the field tech, or anyone who spends their day accessing a wide variety of files rather than futzing around, wasting time. And this catalog window conveniently is toggled by a keyboard shortcut (F8), just like the Preview Pane/info panel (F12 or CTRL+Q). XYplorer, on the other hand, has a feature that catalogs both files and folders according to your needs - most often opened, recently opened, categorized in projects - and you get to name the catalog categories, even color them for distinction. In Directory Opus you can create shortcuts to folders and files on the toolbar and assign them keyboard shortcuts, too. And the more you dig into XYplorer, the more you soon discover its power to save you time and manage your files in ways no other file manager allows. The official description is that ' XYplorer is a multi-tabbed file manager featuring a powerful file search, versatile preview facilities, a highly customizable interface, and an array of unique ways to efficiently automate frequently recurring tasks.' Yeah yeah, XYplorer targets power users and computer professionals who are looking for an Explorer replacement that deserves its name. Both sit at the top of power user file managers. Still XYplorer shares many of the same features of Directory Opus, even though they are implemented in different ways. What sets XYplorer apart is its ability to simplify complex layouts. In other words, Directory Opus can be a bit much for the average user. But the greatest strengths of Directory Opus - its complexity and multitude features - are in turn its weakness for some (note, I said 'for some'). Like some of you, I'm a huge Directory Opus fan. The more you dig into XYplorer, the sooner you discover its power to save you time and manage your files in ways no other file manager allows. So you think you're happy with your current file manager? Wanting to move up with more power, but not wanting a program that invades every part of your system? Donald Lessau of Köln, Deutschland (or Cologne, Germany for we 'englisch'-speakers) wants to showcase his XYplorer File Manager, a powerful tool for managing files. XYplorer: Preview pane open (F12 key, or CTRL+Q)

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