AB Commander is a dual-panel file manager and Windows Explorer replacement that you can use to work with two different folders at the same time, side by side, and perform operations with files and folders quickly and efficiently. In addition to the regular file management operations, it includes built-in file splitter, folder synchronizer, image viewer with the slideshow capabilities, full-featured text editor and more.
- A problem has been corrected that caused the columns of the file listings to grow wide when using AB Commander with some configurations of Windows 7
- The Setup utility has been updated to prompt to uninstall any existing version after the license has been verified
Reviewing 7.3.2 (Feb 15, 2010)
This is the file manager I like most. It has just the right feature set - is not bloated like most of the others, and it has a functional interace (panel buttons ...). That's a reliable, functional Prog I use at work all day.
Reviewing 6.7 (Dec 21, 2004)
hfk - for your info - DOpus does display mp3 tag information. You can configure it to display in the columns of a lister and the viewer includes an mp3 tag editor as well.
Reviewing 3.3 (May 2, 2004)
great simple file manager that doesnt have a lot of the features some do, like ftp, zip, etc, but it is very fast and stable. starts and indexes quite fast on 952 Celeron 512 Sdram. It used under 2mb ram, and Windows Explorer 12mb with the same two panels open. The ui is straight-forward too. I mostly use Total Commander, but will keep this as an aside i think
Reviewing 3.3 (Dec 24, 2003)
Very nice and stable but there's nothing there that really makes me want to switch from explorer's file manager to this.
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