Freecommander.chm file

Could not load tags. Latest commit. Git stats 33 commits. Failed to load latest commit information. View code. Current 7-Zip library version Automatic configuration of FreeCommander XE for the appropriate file associations 7z, xz, bzip2, gzip, tar, zip, arj, cab, chm, cpio, cramfs, deb, dmg, fat, hfs, iso, lzh, lzma, mbr, msi, nsis, ntfs, rar, rpm, squashfs, udf, vhd, wim, xar, z, gz Run again to update 7-Zip library to the latest version if available.

Automatic backup of the original configuration files before performing any changes. Works with bit and bit versions of Free Commander XE. No need to install 7-Zip on the device. Open Source for maximum transparency. In addition to the standard file management features, it can be used to compare directories, display folder sizes, synchronize folders and more. You can set view filters, create folder list for printing , change file attributes, launch a command prompt, take a desktop screenshot and more.

The UI is good - Always 5 stars without question. Unquestionably the best. I have been using this as my default file manager for the last several years. Works just as intended. But have not seen much activity in recent times. An excellent program which is improved at every new version.

No doubt one of the best. I keep using it since long ago because of its flexibility and excellent results. While FreeCommander might be the best non-payware OFM on Windows, it lacks the user experience of its payware compatitors. The UI looks just cheap. While not perfect, I think FC is the best out there.

It's amazing how many file managers there are, and even more amazing how many shortcomings they have. Many of them simply do not work in an X64 environment, some do not work with external copy programs such as Teracopy, some have garish colors that make your eyes bleed, some have tiny tool bar icons which you can neither see nor adjust. FC is not really X64 compatible, but uses a satisfactory transparent workaround.

I especially like the flexibility of FC, and I use single window and a tree Explorer style. Personally, I think tabs make dual window file managers obsolete. You can do anything with tabs you can do with extra windows, and they're also more compact and flexible. FC tab implementation is very good, BTW. You can choose to close all non-locked tabs on closing FC, a feaure which some FM's inexplicably omit. Try it, I think you'll like it!

Cons: failed to be able to browse network would not load hard drive attached to router. Bottom Line: excellent tool indeed especial multi partitions and hard drive browsing and transfers Glad to see this is still being updated!

Over the years, I have tried just about every shell out here, including this one and Total Commander registered. It is a decent program but support and features are an issue. DirOpus is well worth a look. Not free but gives you a 60 day trial to make sure it works for you. This is my fav filetool, used it for a long time now, never had a single issue with it, it packs all you need for managing you files.

Runs fine on win 8. Do not listen to the trolls and idiots, there is no virus, malware or addware in this program, some people just don't have a life. I'm reviewing Free Commander Release First, there is NO virus, trojans, ad ware, or anything else of a negative nature. I don't think the developer lacks much in making a full release. Everything I've tried works great.

The last full version was in For some reason, they decided they needed a full on rewrite and stopped support of the version. What a complete and utter waste of time.

It sort of works, that is why I give it a 2, but do yourself a favor - use version or buy Total Commander instead. Works perfectly. I've used both the original version and new XEbeta to synch folders, read folder sizes and content.

It's simple and efficient. By the way I did NOT detect any such virus as mentioned by the previous commenter. I ran a security scan with the most updated version and definitions of Microsoft Security Essentials as of on a Windows 7 PC.

Scanned both the FreeCommander download and my entire System partition after installation and it was clean. Excellent software. Fast, good functionalities like "favorite items" tree. I noticed some issues with win 7 like: - only one folder keep in memory by window when the soft is closed - creating new map drive, when I download a file in this new created drive, I have an error message and go to another path. Quick to install and configure and easy to use! Just found this program a few weeks ago, after toying with it, I've decided to drop TC, the program I've used to use, TC is not stable in it's final 64bit build, but this little gem is rock solid, it's very flexible, and I like the way it's heading.

TC has some features not found in this program, but FC certainly has some features not found in TC too, and those features are of more use to me than the ones in TC. Don't get me wrong TC is a great program, I've used it for years and have been a happy user, I've just found a program I like better. I have been looking for a new file tool for a while and this one looks to be pretty good, thus far. Has many features, but I essentially use it to manage files and move them to other directories.

This program looks promising. This program is quite brilliant, I really like the show system files option. Works well for me Win7 This is a nice piece of software, that works well. I don't expect this to be free for much longer. I'm a registered XYplorer user, and though FC is not at that level yet, it is an excellent effort that merits a try.

Works fine for me on Win7 64 bit and infact getting better with every release but as I have said, have to wait a year for every update.

This new beta version is no different. The x64 context menu is just as buggy and crashes with regularity in my Win7HPx64 laptop. No excuse for not going completely x64 rather than have a work around. Does this developer not see sense in doing this right??? This will only serve to give his product a bad name. This is a great file manager of course, but after updating my Win7HPx64, I have been experiencing problems over the last few months, particularly related to the x64 context menu I have been using the portable version of this app all along, as the regular installer causes problems related to the strict file access security in Win7.

The x64 context menu applet that is bundled along with the current release crashes very often. The portable version now just refuses to work, and refuses to close either, forcing me to use Process Explorer to kill it.

Running the main app directly from one of the sub directories starts the app normally, but shows no context menus at all. Since my last review of this product sometime late last year, I see no further development in it. Why is there no native 64 bit version as yet???? Why the work around. However this is my program of choice - its simple, easy and free.

If you want to see a really nice shell that has everything and everything works, try Dir Opus by GP Software. Not free but what is these days I have been using FreeCommander for a long time now.

Any the one time I had a problem I received a quick response from the author with a complete solution. You can now control auto complete with the following line in the You can now control 64 bit context menu with the following line in the Personally, I use horizontal split with tree explorer view which gives more room for long filenames. Not bad after all; in fact it is one of the best two-pane file managers and surely the best free one.

The only thing I don't like is that fC doesn't have an "explorer-style" layout one treebar and one file panel. But that is some kind of personal taste. This is something I use every day and would recommend to power users. Free, robust, fast dual-pane explorer system with a huge amount of useful features. Perhaps the best file handaling interface I have ever used. You MUST close and reopen it still. It has NO ability to browse the PC, as in all drives in one window. Necromancer under Console2 or by itself, is very powerful but has a dos gui which restricts naming.

The auto refresh is on by default. I think a side from better look Free commander has some features that's not captured in TC and it's far much useful like Navigation with one click on folders and preserving the double for click for files. I will rated 5 as it is one fine software that's rare to find free or donated software. Works great, and it's free. Got me around a Vista Run As problem when an Explorer window's already open.

Thank you!! It's free so it gets a point, but other than that, the real "Total Commander" beats this hands down. BeatZero Posted February 2, Posted February 2, edited. Fredledingue Posted February 2, Posted February 2, Monroe Posted February 5, Posted February 5, Posted March 1, In 2xExplorer. I like this little app and would like to make it my default. Monroe Posted March 6, Posted March 6, edited. Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Create an account Sign up for a new account in our community.

Register a new account. Sign in Already have an account? Sign In Now. Go to topic listing. Recently Browsing 0 members No registered users viewing this page. I have a bit version of Windows, can I use the bit version of FreeCommander? Yes, you can. However, FreeCommander is like all 32 bit programs on Windows bit subject to the following restrictions: — 32 bit programs e.

FreeCommander have not full access to the control panel. Please read for details these notes. I have installed FreeCommander but I can not find the help file, where can I find it? The help and language files you can find here.

How can I install the help file, I have found on your site? How can I solve this problem? Alternatively you can easily use the Online Help.

How can I help to make FreeCommander even better? You can make a donation , translate the program to your language, translate the help, report a bug , if you find any, make a suggestion. How can I donate to support FreeCommander development? As donor you get the current beta version and the bit version, see details. The donor versions are available as 64 and 32 bit, both in setup and portable form.

I tried to donate but error occurred, what can I do? I have donated but I did not receive any email, how can I get a donor version?