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ZTreeWin 1.71

Publisher's Description:

ZTreeWin is a text-mode file/directory manager for Windows. It has been developed as a successor to the legendary DOS file-managers of the past, which software vendors have abandoned, in todays GUI-centric computing world.

Latest Changes:

  • Change- Alt-Log/Unlogged branches only - Expand collapsed branch first if required
  • Change- F1 - ZTW.HLP loaded only if found in #ZTHome (ZTW.EXE directory)
  • Change- Ctrl-F4/Ctrl-Enter - Navigate to nearest tagged file if current file not tagged
  • Added - Ctrl-Z - Support for logging directories in [L]og & [T]ag actions from File Window
  • Added - Ctrl-Space (CO-4N=Yes) - Toggle tagged state of current file without navigating
  • Fixed - #ZTTools environment variable default set with trailing backslash for first level directory
  • Fixed - Alt-Sort - Date/Time - Not sorting by milliseconds
  • Fixed - Command-line arguments not translated to OEM when required
  • Fixed - Ctrl-Copy - Random GPF copying file with new name to current directory
  • Fixed - Keyboard input - Insert mode - Tab/Alt-. at EOL positioning cursor too far right
  • Fixed - New Date - Not setting ms
  • Fixed - Progress Bar - Estimate not revised following skipped files
  • Fixed - Rename - Do intermediate rename when case change results in error [183]
  • Fixed - Split mode - Tab caused diff sort mode to be lost following a file Move
  • Fixed - View (DW) - Support for environment variables

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    Latest User Reviews:

    Reviewer:danijel_m1 Apr 11, 2008
    Version:1.71 
     
    best file manger ever....lite, fast..maybe to exp.
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    Reviewer:Zebets Apr 8, 2008
    Version:1.71 
     
    I'll never understand why people like this, let alone give $30 for it. It's like the technological equivalent of MS-DOS 5.0, even Windows 2.0 had a better file manager than this. Try visiting the 21st century. You may enjoy it.
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    Reviewer:golf nut Mar 23, 2008
    Version:1.70.3 Beta 
     
    Some of the reviews posted concerning ZtreeWin do not reflect the fact that many satisfied users of Ztree Win were using Xtree Gold in the past. With Ztree Win there is therefore practically no learning curve as the products are extremely similar. Executive Software's first porting of Xtree to the GUI world of Windows was not entirely successfull. I have been a PC user since it's inception and remain convinced that ZtreeWin can compete favorably with any file manager available today. A powerfull swiss army knife indeed.Using one's fingers at the keyboard can protect them from the ravages of carpal tunnel syndrome inflicted by heavy usage of computer mice.Nobody wants to experience a condition resembling arthritis before their old age. One of the greatest feature of this file manager as to do with the fact you can tag thousands of *.doc or *.xls and *.pdf files to isolate the one that contains the illusive expression or term you are so desperately looking for without having to open each file in it's respective application.This thing is like a burrowing animal that wont stop until it as found what you are looking for. The asking price for this app is irrelevant in regards of what it can do so very well.I do agee with some of you that there is freeware out there of exceptional value. This for small profit app. does deliver on all the promises it makes unlike many other for profit apps.Trialware as to be the biggest deception in the software world as most of the features are disabled until you pay for the app. Does anybody sign blank cheques in life?

    I am sometimes under the impression that every Tom d*** and Harry in the world think they can make a fortune in this business by creating dogs and offering absolutely no customer support.

    The term buyer/beware as never been so prevalent as it is today. You cant trust editorial reviews as the editorialists work for publishing companies that collect extensive ad revenue from the companies that write the code. Once bitten, twice shy as they say. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.
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    Reviewer:bradingram Mar 18, 2008
    Version:1.70.3 Beta 
     
    id have no problem putting an application like this on a emergency boot CD/DVD/Flash pen - as a small footprint / standalone exe file - for recovery purposes - but i would not consider it (and paying for it) in a live production environment
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    Reviewer:Reverb Feb 8, 2008
    Version:1.70 
     
    Big fan of Xtree Gold from back in the days. Took me a while to re-aquaint myself with this but once you familiarize yourself with all the shortcuts you will find yourself navigating your drives and folders faster than ever. Ztree also has a dual-pane mode similar to NC. Need to add viewers like many other file managers have to give it a 5.

    To other reviewers: This is not meant to replace your favorites TC, XPlorer2, XYPlorer etc. This is meant more for users who miss the DOS file manager days of NC and XTree which is why it doesn't have a GUI.

    @Monzi: Volkov is shareware ($20) not freeware. Servant Salamander free version (1.52) has only a quarter of the features of Ztree.
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    File Size: 1,262 KB
    Released:April 4, 2008
    Publisher:ZEDTEK, Inc.
    Homepage:ZTreeWin
    Downloads:11,201
    License:Shareware; $29.95 to buy
    OS Support:Windows 2000/2003/9x/XP
    Rating:3.7/5 (223 votes)