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is there a tabbed windows explorer replacement that'll let me open up
favorite windows folders / directories in tabs?
favorite windows folders / directories in tabs?
*ProteanThread* said:is there a tabbed windows explorer replacement that'll let me open up
favorite windows folders / directories in tabs?
is there a tabbed windows explorer replacement that'll let me open up
favorite windows folders / directories in tabs?
I just installed ie7 beta and I can't get the folders to open up in
it
As soon as I paste a directory into one of the tabs, it opens up a
new windows explorer window.
How are you getting tabbed folder windows in IE7? Is there an option
or something that I'm missing?
is there a tabbed windows explorer replacement that'll let me open up
favorite windows folders / directories in tabs?
The OP requested a Windows Explorer alternative.Bill said:ORIGINAL MESSAGE:
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You've lost me. Why would you paste a directory onto a tab? Do you want
to view your directories using Internet Explorer? Why not just use
Windows Explorer?
Bill T.
charles said:xplorer2-lite <http://zabkat.com/>
But it's not freeware...eXistenZ said:A neat program that I could not do without.
The favorites function really speeds up
managing, copying, replacing files and folders.
Read help for some great tips.
But it's not freeware...
Regards,
John.
Bill said:You've lost me. Why would you paste a directory onto a tab?
Do you want to view your directories using Internet Explorer?
Why not just use Windows Explorer?
Gert said:explorer2-lite is freeware for sure
John said:But we are not talking about explorer2-lite. We are talking about
xplorer2-lite, which requires a license after the 21 day free period
acording to the website.
John.
Here's the url for the free version:burnr said:The way I read the site, it's the PRO version that is free for 21
days...not the Lite version.
<q>Why don't you try out the pro version? It's free for 21 days so you've
got nothing to lose!</q>
http://www.zabkat.com/x2lite.htm
But we are not talking about explorer2-lite. We are talking about
xplorer2-lite, which requires a license after the 21 day free period
acording to the website.
Gert said:That was a typo, I was trying to talk about xplorer2-lite and it doesn't
need a license after 21 days..
Thorsten said:cool answer for someone who reviled me like "Because you are
careless about which version you are talking about" (two days
ago in the "Visual Studio Express is now free forever" thread).
Who is careless about what he's talking now? I think "tabbed
file explorer" is a very clear subject for this thread.
Regards,
Thorsten