XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS PDF
XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS 64 BIT
XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS 32 BIT
XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS PORTABLE
XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS PRO

Highly recommend this to anyone who takes file management seriously. Its latest feature, branch view is a time save, especially when combined with visual filters. You'll enjoy it and it has saved me a lot of clicks. In short, come and try XY (you have 30 days to fully test it). I wonder if some of these reviewers are paid to write stupid reviews. I backup upto 4-5 GBs each day on 2 of my PCs at work and I have never had an issue for the past 5 years. he definitely doesn't know what he's taliking about. Like one guy (Hilbert) is talking about how backup is flawed. I see some reviews which are plain stupid or ignorant or maybe hate propaganda against XY. I have written a small code which does all this in just one-click. One example is: Each day my equipment generates reports which I have to sort, rename and copy it across 2 other PCs. Plus, I have several tasks at work automated which would otherwise take me few hours. I have pre-configured catalog on my USB and I just plug into any PC I haven't installed and easily find those hard to find folders.

XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS PORTABLE

Its support for portable paths is a life saver. i use it on 5 of my PCs (yes, one license can be used on any number of PCs for the rest of your life) and because of its portability I carry it on my USB too.

XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS PRO

I paid for the pro license and I have got more than what i wanted.

In any case, there are easy ways get the context menu shown. 64-bit is planned so no need to panic folks. I wonder what some of the negative reviewers are complaining about. Using this product for several years and it just keeps getting better. Find me any free FM that will implement a user request in less than a day! Donald does that quite often and I think that's well worth the cost! Asking a fan of any of the free FM's to say nice things about XY is like asking an Apple fan to say Windows is 'll never happen.so all us XY fans say is: try it for 30 days and see what you think!

XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS 32 BIT

the main effect as others have stated is in the context menus which most satisfied XY users on the user forum access via 32 bit vers of those extensions.Īnother issue: Obviously a paid appl can never compete with a free vers of a FM like Q-Dir/Cubic based solely on price but what XY provides for that cost is ongoing support, speedy development and bug fixes in response to user needs.

XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS 64 BIT

Just so no one gets the wrong impression from NyaR: XYplorer is unfortunately NOT YET a 64 bit application, but that IS planned for near future so while it works just great on 64 bit systems (based on XY forum) and provide many features lacking in the basic Win Explorer, it also can't be said that it fully supports that OS yet. This is not really a review but rather follow-up and clarification to a comment made by NyaR in his Feb 12th posting and some remarks about prior reviews: It has already earned back its (extremely modest cost) many times over. Almost every time I use it, I discover new features that are useful, features I didn't even know it has. Having finally gotten fed up, I did a lot of research on line in search of an alternative XYplorer was one of a handful of packages I decided to try.It only took a day or two of testing to decide that XYplorer is so good that I had no need to even try any of the other options I downloaded. But for some reason, over the years, as the designers of this produce modified and issued new releases of, they’ve screwed it up in a variety of ways: removed some useful features, added some whose purpose seems inscrutable,introduced bugs and irritating reminders that pop up to not purpose, embedded in it mechanisms for upgrades and to ensure that it’s used on only one machine-mechanisms that malfunction more often than they should (that is, more often than never). Many years ago I switched to an alternative shareware file manager which was a vast improvement in every respect over Explorer. Worse, it lacks several obviously important features. Windows Explorer has never been particularly well-designed it’s dorky and awkward to use. I could get it doing moderately complicated file-management tasks in a very short period of time. It does have an awful lot of features but because it's so well designed, users can just ignore features they don't need at the moment and/or don't want to bother learning about.

XYPLORER 2 REVIEWS PDF

That documentation, by the way, is excellent: thorough without being overwhelming, designed to facilitate access to particular topics, and there is even an extensive manual one can download in PDF from the site. The menus are so well designed and intuitive that, although I've used XYplorer heavily for almost two weeks I've yet to have to consult the on-line documentation.

Xyplorer 2 reviews