JExplorer 1.8.0.1 (dual-panel type file manager)

[CoMa]

JExplorer
http://home.megapass.co.kr/~woosjung/JExplorer_Main.html

JExplorer is a dual-panel type file manager and web-browser
as well. It is similar to widely used Windows Commander.
JExplorer provides many advanced features such as file
manager, web browser, file compress/decompress, folder
comparator, FTP client, POP3 email check, image capture,
character recognition on the image, virtual drive mount.
JExplorer is a freeware and it runs under Windows 95/98/ME
and Windows NT4/2K/XP. Power toys JOCR, JMounter
and JCalculator are included in the JExplorer 1.8.



/CoMa

 

[Henry The Mole]

Hello, CoMa!
You wrote on Tue, 21 Mar 2006 16:45:10 +0100:

JExplorer is a dual-panel type file manager and web-browser
as well. It is similar to widely used Windows Commander.
JExplorer provides many advanced features such as file
manager, web browser, file compress/decompress, folder
comparator, FTP client, POP3 email check, image capture,
character recognition on the image, virtual drive mount.
JExplorer is a freeware and it runs under Windows 95/98/ME
and Windows NT4/2K/XP. Power toys JOCR, JMounter
and JCalculator are included in the JExplorer 1.8.

I like it, I've used the previous v. 1.7.0.4 for a long time.
Happy to see it's not a dead project.

Kindly regards.

 

[woosjung]

Thanks. I developed it. I tried to fix lots of hidden or infrequent
problems.

Woo Sik Jung.

 

[cmyrickpi]

Thanks. I developed it. I tried to fix lots of hidden or infrequent
problems.

Woo Sik Jung.

 

[Craig]

Thanks. I developed it. I tried to fix lots of hidden or infrequent
problems.

Woo Sik Jung.

Thanks for the programs Woo Sik Jung.

For those who haven't check out the website:
home.megapass.co.kr/~woosjung/index.html. It includes
not only JExplorer but an OCR, calculator etc. Worth a visit.

-Craig

 

[Kittie Spit]

Thanks! Nice software. I had a bit of trouble locating the download
page, so I'm posting the link here for those that don't want to look:
http://home.megapass.co.kr/~woosjung/Index_Download.html

[otherwise, seems you have to click on "History" on left side, then
select an app.]