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(Unverified)Sep 14th 2009 5:27PM
I have been using Total Commander for many years,
(since it was called "Windows Commander").
It's an EXCELLENT File Manager and the 1st software
I install on new PCs for my professional work.
It's not free, but worth every cent.
The author (Christian Ghisler), continues to make great updates,
available at no charge to current Users.
If you find a free File Manager that satisfies your developer needs,
go ahead and use it. I vouch for Total Commander, after years of day-to-day personal use...
Disclaimer:
I have absolutely no relationship with
the vendor or the author.
I simply think it's a superb tool for developers like me.
Just my feedback.