FreeCommander Forum

Hope will be implemented in 2009.01

Result: That original "Start Folder" is still selected, but it is now shown at the very bottom of the file pane. Request: Would it be possible to return to the "Start Folder" level and have it positioned right where it was when I started drilling down to the sub-folders? Hope th...

Hmm, possibly good feature. I support this.

If you want to see it as DOS-app, then it's impossible. But if you're about colors, then you can change this (pee picture below, four icons).

I repeat that you only have to install 7-ZIP to have context menu integration. And I don't think that FC needs this. Much easier to press Alt+F5, set the params and go on.

I've tried all the programs of these kind. Here are my opinions. If you need portable version (no shell replacements), then TeraCopy is your choice, but it's legal only for home use. But if the portability doesn't matter for you and you use Windows Explorer - then the best are KillCopy and SuperCopi...

One thing that works well for me is to use WinRAR and the context menu. I select items, right-click, choose "Add to archive..." or the "Add to <filename>" where the filename is auto-generated. It works quite well. Does 7z offer integration with context menus? If so, that may be ...

Free Man wrote: I was wondering if there was an indexer program or plug in built into freecommander?

AFAIK, nothing. And there's no need to have this one.

The first thing I should do is: Choose Uninstall FreeCommander from the Start menu folder, or ADD/REMOVE from the Control panel The second thing I do is: Manually delete the FreeCommander folder under the C:\Program Files\ folder ...and that will remove all elements of the original Free Commander i...

So, if I go into PROGRAM FILES > FC2008 and delete that folder, is there anything else anywhere else I need to look for? No, that's just all. But if you have installed it by setup (not unpacked .zip archive) then you have to do uninstall. Otherwise the FC uninstall entry will left in the control pa...

Maybe FreeCommander was working? Or some of plugins (if you have installed them)? Or some program was using file(s) of FreeCommander?

All the files that can't be deleted are only in the FreeCommander folder. You can freely delete this folder manually after uninstall.