it's managed to frustrate me immediately installing tons of dlls in the system path, requiring a shutdown which btw couldn't happen because my system got locked up, and in the end failed to start!
thank god the uninstaller worked...
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i haven't heard of this before but let me tell you what i think of it immediately: it's $#!+
it's managed to frustrate me immediately installing tons of dlls in the system path, requiring a shutdown which btw couldn't happen because my system got locked up, and in the end failed to start!
thank god the uninstaller worked...
it's managed to frustrate me immediately installing tons of dlls in the system path, requiring a shutdown which btw couldn't happen because my system got locked up, and in the end failed to start!
thank god the uninstaller worked...
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jgutierrez
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Sprintbit File Manager
I have never heard about Sprintbit File Manager, but it looks fine, so I installed it.
The look&feel is quite neat, but is is very slow. Also the DLL Nikos says, are probably because of needed ActiveX components for the Visual Basic code.
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The look&feel is quite neat, but is is very slow. Also the DLL Nikos says, are probably because of needed ActiveX components for the Visual Basic code.
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The new SpeedCommander 11 (http://www.speedproject.de), is another alternative with Office 2003 Look&Feel.
It seems fast, and quite stable.
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It seems fast, and quite stable.
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I played with v. 10 for a few minutes some time ago, and was impressed. This seems to be a solidly built program. And it has something I miss sorely in x², support for all common archive types: 7z, rar, zip, and much more.jgutierrez wrote:The new SpeedCommander 11
From the makers of SpeedCommander comes also Squeez, which seems to be the only archiver on the planet capable of making both 7z and rar archives. Its little freeware brother, ZipStar, is also a very good program, but only supports three archive types: cab, sqx, and zip.
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JeRrYFaR
For me personally, I'll stick to xplorer2.. nikos is always updating it, and I'm sure if he feels it's needed, some of these other features will be included in future versions.. 
jgutierrez:
You make a great program and if you ever follow fileforum (betanews) then you'll see your program has been getting really high marks..
jgutierrez:
You make a great program and if you ever follow fileforum (betanews) then you'll see your program has been getting really high marks..
WTH, LOL
i hope to god explorer2 doesnt sport the office2003 interface. Its ugly and disjointed.....
totalcommander has a dated interface...the only 2 filemanagers i would consider from an "AMIGA" background is explorer2 and dopus.....
explorer2 wins out coz u can click path to change directories...You might try different color schemes, but it dont worry me
good work
i hope to god explorer2 doesnt sport the office2003 interface. Its ugly and disjointed.....
totalcommander has a dated interface...the only 2 filemanagers i would consider from an "AMIGA" background is explorer2 and dopus.....
explorer2 wins out coz u can click path to change directories...You might try different color schemes, but it dont worry me
good work
There might be lots of people who like it.