DuoExplorer V1.3    Suggested by guinness - Added on 11 Nov 2009 968KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (462) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (7) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 DownloadKing: The zip file downloaded from the link is corrupted. [2009-11-12 15:08]

 me: nice. 1 bit of advice: don't take feature requests. more promising file managers get ignored when a hundred people ask the author to make it do something to satisfy them instead of him/herself. [2009-11-12 15:54]

 Drutt: Always wanted a nice and simple "2" Explorer windows file-manager, without bells and whistles. Really good effort.
To the developer... one bit of advice, enable the right-click context menu, it's rather limiting without. [2009-11-12 19:46]

 Wassim G: Sorry but there's something wrong with the downloaded file. The file on the zip is without extension so I hope that the author correct this problem. [2009-11-12 23:58]

 TH: 1.3 zip worked fine, right click works in program (but not in blank area, must be on folder copying to). Very small, very simple basic explorer. Size of tree windows are not independent - change top and bottom changes. [2009-11-13 13:50]

 Nick: Didn't work for me... no extension on the file, tried to add .exe myself but didn't work. any solution? [2009-11-19 17:28]

 Steve: This has much potential but an almost-FATAL drawback is lack of right-click context menu (when not mousing on an file or directory). For instance you can't just right-click and "New -> Folder" or "Paste Shortcut". [2010-02-07 20:17]

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