Dual pane x64 native file manager

Speedcommander (http://www.speedproject.de/enu/speedcommander/index.html) is
an x64 native file manager that works in the dual pane fashion, preferred by
some of us out there.
It is not freeware. You'll have to shell out 37.95 euros for buying it.
I'm sure Tony and Jud can afford it.
Are you in a hurry?
Here's the download link: http://www.sp-download.de/sc11/sc11u_x64.exe
Carlos

miso
Sat Aug 26 13:12:10 CDT 2006


Carlos wrote:
> Speedcommander (http://www.speedproject.de/enu/speedcommander/index.html) is
> an x64 native file manager that works in the dual pane fashion, preferred by
> some of us out there.
> It is not freeware. You'll have to shell out 37.95 euros for buying it.
> I'm sure Tony and Jud can afford it.
> Are you in a hurry?
> Here's the download link: http://www.sp-download.de/sc11/sc11u_x64.exe
> Carlos

The Microsquish explorer is wothless unless you open two of them.

Carlos
Sat Aug 26 13:34:01 CDT 2006

This one is far better than the Microdoze one.
Once you start to configure and customize it you discover all that you ever
wanted to have.
Keys can be custom configured to behave like Norton Commander or whatever
other you like (like Xtree).
Built in compression/de-compression (multi format), ftp, network, etc.

For everyday tasks I use the x86 character mode Ztreewin (www.ztreewin.com).
Gets everything done faster.

Carlos

"miso@sushi.com" wrote:

>
> Carlos wrote:
> > Speedcommander (http://www.speedproject.de/enu/speedcommander/index.html) is
> > an x64 native file manager that works in the dual pane fashion, preferred by
> > some of us out there.
> > It is not freeware. You'll have to shell out 37.95 euros for buying it.
> > I'm sure Tony and Jud can afford it.
> > Are you in a hurry?
> > Here's the download link: http://www.sp-download.de/sc11/sc11u_x64.exe
> > Carlos
>
> The Microsquish explorer is wothless unless you open two of them.
>
>

Tony
Tue Aug 29 06:33:29 CDT 2006

Thanks, Carlos - glad to have you back. I had 'sort of' a Vacation, my self.
Payed the wrong bill and was promptly exiled from my connection. (5 & ½ day,
is more rest than I can pass away in a hurry (-sic!)) I'll have your
suggestion in mind, although I still have a dream to write my own one day -
if I do, it'll be 'post-card ware', so stock up those stamps everyone!

Tony. . .


"Carlos" <Carlos@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7BD99A14-FAD0-4E2D-B457-B18B9E69616F@microsoft.com...
> Speedcommander (http://www.speedproject.de/enu/speedcommander/index.html)
is
> an x64 native file manager that works in the dual pane fashion, preferred
by
> some of us out there.
> It is not freeware. You'll have to shell out 37.95 euros for buying it.
> I'm sure Tony and Jud can afford it.
> Are you in a hurry?
> Here's the download link: http://www.sp-download.de/sc11/sc11u_x64.exe
> Carlos

DeathNACan
Tue Aug 29 15:17:02 CDT 2006

I have been using WinNC.Net it works fine under x64 and supports the old
Norton Command Key configuration.
--
Whenever you think you are having a bad day, just remember it could be you
saying over and over again: "Welcome to MacDonalds, may I take your order
please?"



"miso@sushi.com" wrote:

>
> Carlos wrote:
> > Speedcommander (http://www.speedproject.de/enu/speedcommander/index.html) is
> > an x64 native file manager that works in the dual pane fashion, preferred by
> > some of us out there.
> > It is not freeware. You'll have to shell out 37.95 euros for buying it.
> > I'm sure Tony and Jud can afford it.
> > Are you in a hurry?
> > Here's the download link: http://www.sp-download.de/sc11/sc11u_x64.exe
> > Carlos
>
> The Microsquish explorer is wothless unless you open two of them.
>
>

Carlos
Tue Aug 29 19:38:01 CDT 2006

It seems thatn WinNC (http://www.winnc.com/?page=6906&switchLanguage=EN) is
an x86 app.
Therefore it shouldn't be able to access the \system32 folder.
You would be fooled into the \syswow64 one.
SpeedCommander is a pure x64 app.
Carlos

"DeathNACan" wrote:

> I have been using WinNC.Net it works fine under x64 and supports the old
> Norton Command Key configuration.
> --
> Whenever you think you are having a bad day, just remember it could be you
> saying over and over again: "Welcome to MacDonalds, may I take your order
> please?"
>
>
>
> "miso@sushi.com" wrote:
>
> >
> > Carlos wrote:
> > > Speedcommander (http://www.speedproject.de/enu/speedcommander/index.html) is
> > > an x64 native file manager that works in the dual pane fashion, preferred by
> > > some of us out there.
> > > It is not freeware. You'll have to shell out 37.95 euros for buying it.
> > > I'm sure Tony and Jud can afford it.
> > > Are you in a hurry?
> > > Here's the download link: http://www.sp-download.de/sc11/sc11u_x64.exe
> > > Carlos
> >
> > The Microsquish explorer is wothless unless you open two of them.
> >
> >

DeathNACan
Tue Aug 29 23:20:01 CDT 2006

Hadn't noticed that until now. However, for basic file manipulation, works
fine.
--
Whenever you think you are having a bad day, just remember it could be you
saying over and over again: "Welcome to MacDonalds, may I take your order
please?"



"Carlos" wrote:

> It seems thatn WinNC (http://www.winnc.com/?page=6906&switchLanguage=EN) is
> an x86 app.
> Therefore it shouldn't be able to access the \system32 folder.
> You would be fooled into the \syswow64 one.
> SpeedCommander is a pure x64 app.
> Carlos
>
> "DeathNACan" wrote:
>
> > I have been using WinNC.Net it works fine under x64 and supports the old
> > Norton Command Key configuration.
> > --
> > Whenever you think you are having a bad day, just remember it could be you
> > saying over and over again: "Welcome to MacDonalds, may I take your order
> > please?"
> >
> >
> >
> > "miso@sushi.com" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Carlos wrote:
> > > > Speedcommander (http://www.speedproject.de/enu/speedcommander/index.html) is
> > > > an x64 native file manager that works in the dual pane fashion, preferred by
> > > > some of us out there.
> > > > It is not freeware. You'll have to shell out 37.95 euros for buying it.
> > > > I'm sure Tony and Jud can afford it.
> > > > Are you in a hurry?
> > > > Here's the download link: http://www.sp-download.de/sc11/sc11u_x64.exe
> > > > Carlos
> > >
> > > The Microsquish explorer is wothless unless you open two of them.
> > >
> > >