Xplorer

[JakeM741]

I like Xplorer? the best:)), fast and simple...looks good too:ninja::

[Galley]

Biggest problem I have with "replacement" file managers is there's no way to actually replace Explorer with them, and you're still gonna wind up working with Explorer a lotta the time. If there was a way to do a complete replacement, that'd be awesome.

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PowerDesk has that as an option.

http://www.v-com.com/product/PowerDesk_Pro_Home.html

[jnr]

Windows Explorer with free DMEXBar Toolbar:

"DMEXBar adds a new toolbar to the explorer with many new features like: Arrange explorer windows side by side, rename multiple files at once, quick change to favourite folders, quick create directory, split files, calculate directory size and some more..."

http://www.simtel.net/product.php%5Burl_fb...ct_page%5D59298

[Pallab]

I had used Xplorer2 ro version.

It is better than windows explorer.But it didn't go with my theme well.I had changed the icons using Icon packager and this soft was still showing the low res old icons.

[mr_demilord]

"mc" Midnight commander! :ninja:

[Fred Derf Veteran]

I'll choose Windows Explorer because I work on many different computers and I only want to be used to something that I know will be there.

I have some friends that are huge devotees to Total Commander. I had not heard about Xplorer? before.

[aka5ha]

Which of these explorer replacements shows thumbnails for images and movies? On W2K? Thanks!

[jgutierrez]

Since they rely in Windows API, I do not think they could show thumbnails in W2K.

[KayMan2K]

Since they rely in Windows API, I do not think they could show thumbnails in W2K.

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Sure they could. Its not very hard to open an image and resize into a thumbnail or take the first frame of a movie and resize it into a thumbnail.