When I upgraded from Win95 to XP, I had to leave behind Norton File Manager. Does anyone know a good alternative?
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2001-11-29 19:09Explorer replacement
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2001-11-29 19:33Re: Explorer replacement
Norton SystemWorks 2002 is compatible with Windows XP. It also includes Norton Antivirus 2002, that is highly recommended to install.
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2001-11-29 19:56Re: Explorer replacement
I have installed that and it has lots of good tools, but it does not have a file manager.
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2001-11-29 22:19Re: Explorer replacement
Hi
They don't come much better than PowerDesk4. The free version has a small unobtrusive advert line and a pop-up on exiting; the pay version does not.
#81 from the MF web site.
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2001-11-30 12:41Re: Explorer replacement
Thanks for the suggestion. I may even buy the pro version.
