freeware file browser for w2k

[george1pds]

Any freeware alternative for w2k windows explorer

In w2k when browsing through files, if you expand the window to show
size type and date as well as name, the damn thing puts up a picture
between the folders list and the details

This does not happen in w98, or wxp. Any way to get around it, or is
there any freeware file browser that has this !@$%^&*(( feature
supressed

 

[PKC]

(e-mail address removed) wrote in 4ax.com:

Any freeware alternative for w2k windows explorer

In w2k when browsing through files, if you expand the window to show
size type and date as well as name, the damn thing puts up a picture
between the folders list and the details

This does not happen in w98, or wxp. Any way to get around it, or is
there any freeware file browser that has this !@$%^&*(( feature
supressed

Check x2explorer by Nikos Bozinis

 

[Buzzy]

Check x2explorer by Nikos Bozinis

Here's a bit more info:
http://www.buzzys.net/2xexplorer.html

or maybe Turbo Navigator
http://www.buzzys.net/turbonavagator.html

HTH
Buzzy

 

[badgolferman]

Any freeware alternative for w2k windows explorer

In w2k when browsing through files, if you expand the window to show
size type and date as well as name, the damn thing puts up a picture
between the folders list and the details

This does not happen in w98, or wxp. Any way to get around it, or is
there any freeware file browser that has this !@$%^&*(( feature
supressed

That is called Web View. To disable it do:

Windows Explorer>>Tools>>Folder Options>>General>>Web View>>Use Windows
classic folders.

 

[WhItE RaBBiT]

(e-mail address removed) wrote in 4ax.com:

Any freeware alternative for w2k windows explorer

Try this.

http://www.altap.cz/salam_en/freeware.html

 

[georgess]

That is called Web View. To disable it do:

Windows Explorer>>Tools>>Folder Options>>General>>Web View>>Use Windows
classic folders.

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you

 

[badgolferman]

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you

My pleasure. As much as people hate Windows, it offers an incredible amount
of customization. I am one of those that likes to push buttons and see what
happens.

 

[Bryan Kirk]

"badgolferman" a émis l'idée suivante :

My pleasure. As much as people hate Windows, it offers an incredible amount
of customization. I am one of those that likes to push buttons and see what
happens.

Try TrackerV3 (http://www.trackerv3.com)