File Navigator V1.7.4.603    Suggested by BigD - Updated by Checker on 29 Apr 2010 1MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (937) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (3) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 deleted: File Navigator DOES make registry entries. It puts the history of file copy/move-operations in the registry. Even when the INI-file is used for storing settings. [2007-01-21 03:15]

 groskwik: For those who like FarManager like me it's a very very good file navigator. I strongly recommend it. File Association is for exemple better than in total commander or freecommander ! [2010-04-29 20:22]

 donald: Has anyone tried the file viewing dlls?
("FN file viewers Set of modules to view files of different types in the FN window")
They do not mention where to install.
They may or may not work at the application root.

To skip the Russian page if you have trouble reading that here is the English page link: http://relaxander.webest.net/index.php?lng=en

Here is the link to the file viewers: http://relaxander.webest.net/fn/viewers/ [2010-06-17 02:41]

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