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Considering that it forced itself upon me as my default archiver and also writes all settings to the registry, not only is this application not portable, but I'd also not recommend it to anyone. Steer clear, forumgoers.

Simon.T wrote:talking about file managers...

I'm using total comander, and i just wondered if someone here got any idea of what is the best file manager in TPFC???

thanks!

TabbyFile. No contest.

If it was interfacing with iTunes, I'd be kicking AlephX's ass for the sake of everyone here.

Updated, thanks!

Not many of the files are hosted on this site. My guess is the host for the file itself had exceeded their quota, not us.

No problem, I don't have anything in my system32 directory that's not vanilla XP for the purpose of spotting these things.

Now THIS is the kind of interface I like to see. No extra crap and clutter, just very simple and straightforward. Nice find.

It does require MSVCR and MSVCP though.

I wish I could rip out these unworthy elements myself. I remember deleting this thread and hoping that this guy would get the idea but instead he makes a NEW THREAD! I hate that!

... It's times like this that I wonder if that Suggested By field couldn't just be done away with.

Updated, thanks!

Well, I just checked it out, and the two .swf's I tried it with didn't even render properly, though it did work fine with .flv's. Not only that, but it created a few registry keys as well as a directory in %windir%. Not very nice at all.

I checked this out a while ago but never added it to the database for one reason or another. I'll give it another look, but don't hold your breath on it being portable.

Kickass, thanks for the update.

I believe Deepburner has this capability.

Updated, thanks!