2xExplorer appears in PCWorld's August issue

[MKairys]

In the Home Office column entitled Keep Your Files Within Easy Reach Steve Bass writes:

You can't do really smart file management with software as dim-witted as Windows Explorer. I'd bet the farm that once you try one of my two favorite Explorer replacements, V-Com's PowerDesk and Nikos Bozinis's 2xExplorer, you'll discover a ton of ways to wrangle your files. (Rest assured: No files were harmed in the writing of this column.)

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The utility chasing PowerDesk is 2xExplorer, an Explorer replacement that emulates the old Norton Commander for DOS. Its mirror browsing makes folder comparisons a breeze. 2xExplorer has a file editor, extensive wild-card filters, and an image viewer. You can split and remerge large files, and you can shred deleted files. Also included are a file finder and the ability to synchronize folders (but no FTP). I love the way the program lets me customize and save layouts, as well as bookmark specific folders.

[nikos]

nice one!
as an academic my scientific paper output/publication was poor but with 2xExplorer my publishing record went through the roof