DocCommander Review

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DocCommander is a replacement for the standard Open/Save dialog box of Windows. It integrates into Windows and pops up when you click Open or Save menu item or toolbar button in any application. DocCommander features:
Replaces plain Open/Save windows in programs;
QuickBar panel makes all your favorite folders accessible with only one click;
Powerful File Find tool with wide choice of criterias;
Smart search-by-typing file search with autosuggestion (like address bar in InternetExplorer);
SuperRecent technology stores links to recently accessed documents. You can easily pick up a file you've been using a week or month ago!
One-click access to system Favorites folder. All your bookmarks and links are easily accessible there;
Available in four European languages;
Works with all versions of Windows including Windows XP!

Added "Store file links" option at the "SuperRecent" property page;
Hitting Enter now selects all text in the File Name field;
Integration with MS Visual Studio IDE is available.
Office 2000 and Office XP integration added;
"Thumbnails" view added (available with Shell version 5.0 and higher);
Alt+Right arrow key will navigate forward;
Renaming folder now scrolls to make renamed folder visible;
F3 key now associated with Find File action;
Find File action now can be associated with any search application, not only with windows's "find files" app;
The tray icon can be hidden;
A "default" size can be set for DocCommander's window;
When open inside an application, DocCommander's window doesn't appear on the taskbar;
QuickBar's width can be adjusted;
Folder list available via tray icon shows user defined captions rather than original folder names;
QuickBar items now can be renamed;
"Force resize" option added to force DocCommander's window to be always resizeable even if the host application does not allow resize;
SuperRecent icon added into LookIn dropdown list.

i486 CPU or higher, 32 Mb of RAM or more, Mouse

Please contact DocCommander publisher, UtilityPlanet, Inc if you have questions or issues regarding this product.

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