WinNc.Net 4.6

Publisher's Description:

WinNc.Net is a file manager that replaces the use of the existing Windows Explorer. It uses the same key shortcuts and the same mouse functionality as a well-known DOS file manager, Norton Commander. The product gives you direct drag-and-drop access to servers, network neighborhoods and other network computers in the double-pane interface, each of which function independently. In addition to standard file-management functions such as formatting, copying, moving, deleting and editing files, it lets you view inside compressed files as if they were directories.

Latest Changes:

• Downloadable shareware version can be registered directly to full version using a serial
• WinNc is Vista 32 and Vista 64 compatible
• New pricing from € 29,95 to € 19,95 (€ 19,95 >> appr. $ 30 08-08-2008)
• New website / interface style

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	dhry	Nov 12, 2008
Version:	4.6
Forget it. .Net is clunky and slow. Plus there are several better filemanagers than this which are dual-window capable. Best and cheapest is xplorer2. Lot of people like Total Commander (I hate it, but whatever). XYPlorer is good too. Finally if you want to pay through the a$$, the greatest filemanager of them all is Directory Opus. Give this one a miss, it's absolutely pointless.
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Reviewer:	dcumpian	Aug 14, 2008
Version:	4.6
I think FreeCommander is just as good, if not better...and it's free.
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Reviewer:	Tao2005	Aug 13, 2008
Version:	4.6
WinNC.Net is a good, solid, useful and powerful file manager and I recommend it highly. I use it in place of explorer, that comes with windows. It is very solid, and can preform many tasks. Peace...
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Reviewer:	tidester	Mar 23, 2008
Version:	4.5
WinNC.Net is a good, solid, useful and powerful file manager and I recommend it highly. It performs all the functions listed in the description above (and more!). It has never failed me and has never crashed in all the years I have been using it. I cannot say the same for most other file managers including one that costs twice as much as WinNC.Net.
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