XYplorer v6.80.0000-TE
XYplorer is windows explorer replacement with some advanced features for users who spend a lot of their time working with files & folders.
Description:
XYplorer is a multi-tabbed file manager for Windows, featuring a very powerful file search, versatile preview facilities, a highly customizable interface, and a large array of unique ways to efficiently automate frequently recurring tasks. It’s extremely fast and light, it’s innovative, and it’s fun!
XYplorer is a portable file manager. It doesn’t require any installation, nor does it ever change your system or registry. Ideal for a USB drive. Here’s cutting-edge file management using a true multi-tabbed interface. If you like dual pane, you will love multi-tabs! XYplorer features a high-end file search with tremendous power and truly amazing speed. It fully supports Boolean logic, Regular Expressions, content search, and more… Reduce your daily routines to simple keystrokes with User-Defined Commands! One-click previews of all important image, audio, video, web, office, and font file formats. No other file manager offers a favorites panel that’s nearly as powerful as XYplorer’s Catalog. Who else offers an easily configurable New Items menu? Major time saver! Portable File Associations: Home is where your double-click is! Customizable Keyboard Shortcuts for more than 300 functions. Have it your way! XYplorer is continuously enhanced and users are taken seriously. A clean and user-friendly interface makes working with XYplorer easy and intuitive.
Release Name: XYplorer.v6.80.0000-TE
Size: 1.56MB
Links: Homepage, NFO
Download: Rapidshare.com, Mirrors, Torrent
Comments(30)
any better, any worse than DIRECTORY OPUS 9 ??
http://www.rlslog.net/directory-opus-v91-yag/
as useless. i havent heard of a single individual really using anything but total commander on windoze machines.
I wonder how those tabs in XYplorer are supposed to improve anything.
Haven’t tried the Directory Opus 9, but I guess the main difference is in their size (1.5 MB vs 13.9 MB) and the fact that the XYplorer doesn’t require installation and can be launched from USB drive. I’ll definitely try it!
(please xcuse my not so good english
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http://rapidshare.com/files/81674516/XYplorer.v6.80.0000-TE.rar
“XYplorer is a portable file manager. It doesn’t require any installation, nor does it ever change your system or registry.”
So why’s there an installer file and .exe crack?
I use xplorer, it’s awesome:
free version : http://zabkat.com/x2lite.htm
@ Jixx;
don’t blame yourself if you haven’t got the knowledge or brains to use Directory Opus.. it’s not for lamers and what you might call noobs.
It says alot about you when you promote Total Commander.. and trust me, it ain’t good.
g’night
Tried the XYplorer and I didn’t it, because you can’t have two panes (or two tabs) opened at the same time.
simply the best explorer replacement i ever tried.
it has freakin lots of options and you can do many things directly out of this tool (batch rename, url escape, id3 tags etc.) which make life easier.
thanks for posting this!
Try ‘Total Commander’ instead.
No reason to mention this crap when there is Total Commander. TC ftw!
nothing beats Path Finder on mac!!
Total Commander does not support Unicode filenames. That instantly rules it out as being “awesome” and usable in my book.
What kind of backward programmer develop something as basic as file manager without the support for Unicode?
Try Altap Salamander instead.. http://www.altap.cz.. I have been using it for many years now..
Dual pane, hot-paths, lots of plugins for picture/doc/pdf viewing, Zip, RAR, 7z, ISO, handling, FTP, SFTP clients, command line, registry browser, file content search, batch file renaming, file search supporting regex-like terms, etc… all built-in.. It was good enough IMHO for me to pay for it.
This is what i’m currently using and i love it. Once you have it set up the way you like it of course. Few less features than Directory Opus but still 10 times better than Windows Explorer and no install needed which is a + in my book.
What’s with all the Total Commander love? It’s looks like an old relic from the Windows 3.11 era. XYplorer is great though.
I too use Total Commander at work cause it’s more valuable there, but at home XYplorer is the best, it has so many features which are easy to use and it also got the better looks.
I’m using DIRECTORY OPUS 9 this last week and I like it alot tbh
http://www.rlslog.net/directory-opus-v91-yag/
@7/Prestige: riiiite. *cough* So how to do SiteCommands with Opus? Ok, Opus can multirename…nice colorfull GUI…is there an aquapill skin? *lol* …no, seriously TCMD is THE tool for filemanagement. Go ask people that really use computers and not just copy their p2p downloads from c:/kazaa/ to d:/prondump/
Tried it it’s faster than Windows Explorer but it ain’t worth the money.
If you want a good file manager use WINDOWS EXPLORER with Quizo’s Toolbars which includes:
TABS
Navigation buttons
Vista-like Search Feature
File preview
IT’S FREE
Here’s the link:
http://qttabbar.wikidot.com/
So two questions with this xyplorer
1) When I click on the torrent link, it indicates that Newtorrents cannot find such a file. So does Newtorrents have it or not?
2) I’m currently trying the v6.7 of this app and I can’t find how to do content search. Anyone know how to do that?
Thanks.
i think everyone is used to something else….changing the explorer takes some time before your as quick or quicker as before. totalcommander is very good though dopus is much better even though its more complicated
Questions for “Total Commander” or “XYplorer” users?
With *one* click on a button in “Directory Opus” 8.1…
1 – It opens a new tab.
2 – List all pics or videos I have in my digital camera card folder in that tab.
3 – Selects all.
4 – Copy them to a folder I previously choose in my Hard Disk.
5 – Opens that folder in a new tab.
6 – Show me the files being copied in that folder.
7 – Focus the camera card tab again.
8 – Selects all files.
9 – Asks me if want to delete them.
10 – Show me all files being deleted.
11 – Focus the files copied tab again.
12 – Selects all new files.
13 – Opens the preview window only for the selected files.
And can I create a menu with previously made filters items like:
Firefox extensions and themes
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Texts I can edit
Texts – read only
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Images only
Compacted Images
Raw Images
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Audios only
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Videos only
FLV files
Movies and subtitles
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Audios and Videos only
Images and Videos only
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EXEs
Zip/Rar
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TODAY
THIS WEEK
THIS MONTH
or anything else I wanted?
One more: I click a button with my pic as icon and it closes all tabs and opens tabs with all 14 folders I usually use. When my sister clicks a button with her pic, DOpus do the same for all the folders she uses. And I can do that using double pane.
Can those file managers do those things?
I need to find another good file manager because Directory Opus serials and patches works only for a couple of months and the version I’m using right now is still working after one year… a miracle!
But time passes and Vista came out and I have to have something good to work with Vista, in case I have to change the OS.
Thanks in advance,
Tonal.
MU link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C1GZ4IHK
besides rapidshare, where is the torrent file? seems like a lot of these are private. mezzmo included.
@Tonal:
i havent tried it out extensively (wasnt at home since last post) but as far a i could try out, xyplorer can do that for you too (read the udc section on their homepage)
hope that helps a bit
Total Commander is still the best file manager. period. All new
things that come along have at least 1 flaw in them. i.e. dont work for more than a mounth, too bloated, etc.
geez… anyway, I like this app allready , tried it for 30 seconds. I personaly don’t feel comfortable with TotalCommander’s interface. I’m picky with apps, but I’m willing to give this one a shot and dropped it into my quicklaunch. Now only time can tell.
But man, talk about off-topic in here.. just let the people know you like’s and dislikes on this particular tool instead of showing off your choice.
Anybody tried xplorer²? So we can compare?