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diskorder, pathfinder, xfolders...not as good as TC

ezichko | Sep 26 2006

hi:

i have been feeling lately that i waste too much time using the finder. i have tried some two pane disk utilities in the past and they didnt work for me. i used total commander on the pc for a long time and now and then i feel that i waste so much time without it.

are there any other apps that might make the file copying, zip browsing, moving, renaming experience faster on a mac?

thanks


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Sorry, I don't know anything...

Submitted by 88% on October 27, 2006 - 4:59am.

Sorry, I don't know anything about Total Commander, but

ezichko;6092 wrote:

are there any other apps that might make the file copying, zip browsing, moving, renaming experience faster on a mac?

thanks

take a look at QS and see if it meets your needs.

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