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Re: [POLL] File Managers-2008 Member Choice
Thank you tahoejeff  for our newest addition to the Software Forum FAQ 
• Preferred File Managers - 2008 Member Choice
..all found in the forum header:
»2008 Member Choice FAQ's
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Thank you, tahoejeff for a most excellent poll
And thanks to all for voting & contributing!
This poll is now (((Closed)))
Stay tuned for the new addition to our FAQ!!
*Note: This thread will be updated at FCT (FAQ Creation Time), as will our forum header links.
»2008 Member Choice FAQ's
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Dread
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Finder in OS X
Nautilus in Nix
no Windows here so can't pick anything else
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MarkAW
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I'd have to go with Windows.
Great poll by the way. |
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Old Computer
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Windows explorer most of time...;
Total Commander full of options (too much). I am one of the first paid customer ages ago ..
Free Commander also, fast and easy. |
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sivran
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Depending on what I'm doing I use xplorer^2 lite (free), FreeCommander, or Windows Explorer.
FreeCommander/xplorer^2 for general file management, anything more involved than going to a directory, and double clicking a file. 
Windows Explorer for light tasks and for file searching. It reads text *in* the files, where google desktop and other file managers I've tried don't.
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sammysnake
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Great Poll, thanks.
Total Commander is my choice and has been since version 3.50
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Nice poll!
I voted as other as I use the free version of Xplorer2. While it doesn't have all of the features of the paid version it's a nice file manager program that I much prefer to Windows Explorer.
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Manily Windows Explorer but FreeCommander when I want to copy lots of files or compare directories.
Konquerer on Linux (I use KDE on Mandriva and [K]ubuntu)
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In windows 99% Windows Explorer. I also use TreeSize Free and VisaVersa Free.
In Linux it varies based on the desktop. One File Manager I was surprised see it's not listed was Midnight Commander.
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therube
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Altap Salamander File Manager |
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Rob A
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Windows Explorer here. |
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ZzyzxFromOR
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Still using my trusty ol' version of PowerDesk Pro v6.4.0.2 |
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delenn13
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Great poll, tahoejeff!
I use Windows Explorer and a Program I got from GAOTD called Advanced File Organizer.
"Advanced File Organizer is a cataloger for all disks, which are recognized by your Windows system. This includes diskettes, hard disks, CDs, DVDs, Memory Stick card and any other storage devices. Advanced File Organizer can be your DVD organizer or CD organizer, if you want. It helps to create a catalog of your disk collection. Using such catalog, you can easily find all necessary files and folders without the need to insert disks into the drive."
»www.softprime.com/
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exocet_cm
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I have a plastic file folder for all my files.
Aside from that I use Windows Explorer.
Nice 3.1 shot BTW |
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Jigsaw
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Just use Windows Explorer. |
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jmorlan
Hmm... That's funny.
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Pacifica, CA | reply to tahoejeff
Voted Windows Explorer and for those special occasions, other:
"V - Thie File Viewer"
Great poll! |
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bellgamin
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I use Gyula's Window's Navigator from...
»www.wanari.com/products/
Free. Minimalist. Faster than greased lightning. Light as a feather. Smooth as a baby's behind. Shazam!!! |
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penguins4evr
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Informative poll.
I voted Windows Explorer. Tried others from time to time but always seem to settle on the old standby. |
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Unit649
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Explorer.
Sure, its archaic. Sure, its not the best. But it always gets moved to my Start menu under IE after I fresh install or get a new Windows computer.
What can I say, maybe I like the torture? Nah, just always what I used, and back when I did tech support, you had to use what came with the OS sometimes-so you had to know the default stuff by heart anyway.
Just the way I've always done it. |
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