With File System Explorer you can:

Work with many folders at the same time:

• Horizontal dual-panel variant. Contains two panels with folders tree and files list in each panel.
• Alternative dual-panel variant. Also contains folders tree and files list in each panel.
• "Windows Explorer" interface variant with folders tree and files list.
• Classical dual - panel variant, pioneered in Norton Commander. Contains only files list in each panel (see screenshot).
• Extended dual - panel variant. Contains folders tree and files list in each panel.

Each panel may be used to browse all folders, both virtual and real ones, located on local or remote drives. Having two independent panels is especially convenient when copying or moving files, enabling you to see the contents of the source and destination folders.

Quickly view files:

File System Explorer has built-in Image Viewer that supports more than twenty image formats and Text editor that you can use to quickly view and edit text files.

Quickly navigate your computer:

• "Navigation" menu lets you directly navigate to standard folders My Documents, My Computer, Desktop, My Pictures, My Music, My Video, etc.
• File System Explorer can work with Windows' "Favorites" folder, using "Favorites" menu.
• Also, File System Explorer has internal Favorites list, where you can add all of your favorites folders.

Launch programs from the command prompt:

The command prompt lets you quickly run programs that accept command-line arguments. File System Explorer saves you time by allowing you to insert the names or full paths of the selected file objects directly into the command prompt.

Get system information:

File System Explorer contains fully - functional system information module.

Customize the appearance and functionality to suit your personal working style:

File System Explorer offers various ways of customizing the look and feel of the its interface.

Use the traditional methods of file management:

While providing new means to work with your files and folders, File System Explorer fully supports the traditional tools and commands offered by the Windows user interface, such as the right-click accessible shortcut menus, the panel toolbars that let you copy, cut, and paste files via the clipboard (just like Windows Explorer does), drag-and-drop operations, etc.

Manage files on your network:

File System Explorer may be used both on a single machine and on a network. Each user can configure and use File System Explorer independently on the others.

Quick and easy start your favorites programs:

Simply add your favorites programs into Quick start list ("Quick start" - "Customize...") and you can run your favorite program by clicking corresponding item in "Quick start" menu.

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