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Windows' built-in Explorer file manager has seen manyimprovements over the years. It now has features thumbnails,multiple folder views, and lots of other goodies. But it stilllacks basic functionality, such as tabbed windows and a dual-paneview. If you occasionally feel the need for a file manager with abit more oomph-but find tobe overkill-the free Q-Dir might pique your interest.Q-Dir is a tiny application: Its executable weighs in at only783KB, and in portable mode it uses just that single executableplus two setting files. You could literally fit it onto an oldfloppy, if you still have one of those lying around.Q-Dir's initial display may seem a bit overwhelming: It featuresfour equally-sized panes, each with an Explorer view of your filesystem. It's very much like taking four Explorer windows and gluingthem together.If four isn't your magic number, you can switch to a three-panelayout with a single click. In fact, Q-Dir offers no less thantwelve different layouts, each accessible via a tiny (yet clearlyillustrated) toolbar button.
The following tables compare general and technical information for a number of notable file managers. 1 General information. 2 Operating system support. 2.1 Cross-platform file managers. 2.2 Mac-only file managers. 2.3.nix-only file managers. 2.4 Windows-only file managers. 2.5 iOS-only file managers. 2.6 Android-only file managers.
Free sat nav voices uk. If you've always wanted amultiple-column layout similar to the Mac's Finder app, Q-Dircan easily accommodate that with a triple-pane vertical layout.Q-Dir ships with multiple color schemes, with names like 'I likeBarbie' and 'The Black is my color' (the author's native tongue isGerman). But when applying a scheme, not all window elements areaffected and some retain their default system colors. The resultlooks like an odd potpourri of colors thrown together.For added power (or complexity), every pane can contain multipletabs. Simply hit Ctrl+T to open a new tab, and then Ctrl+Tab toswitch over to it.
If the idea of four Explorer panes, each withmultiple tabs, is making you dizzy-I tend to agree. Thiscomplexity is exacerbated by the fact Q-Dir doesn't havekeyboard shortcuts for switching to specific panes. So if I'm inthe top-left pane and I wish to switch over to the bottom-rightpane, I need to either click it with the mouse, or hit Tab sixtimes (I counted) while carefully watching the screen to see whatelement now has focus.The fact Q-Dir uses vanilla Explorer panes to display your filescan either be an advantage or an annoyance, depending on yourpersonal preference. Explorer was made to be as simple as possible,so operations such as selecting all EXE files in a folder (as youcan with Total Commander) are too much for Q-Dir's humblecapabilities.
On the other hand, if you're very much used toexplorer and just require a bit of extra power every now and then,you might feel right at home with Q-Dir.-Erez Zukerman.