|
Total Commander Launcher. Launch Total Commander from any folder.
Many of us have already realized the power of advanced file management that Total Commander brings us. Browsing computer is far more convenient when using Total Commander instead of common Windows Explorer application.
What we actually value in Total Commander is file browsing and file management process optimization. However, there is still much to optimize, even when using the latest version of Total Commander.
Introducing specialized file utility that makes life even easier - Total Commander Launcher! This freeware addition to Total Commander allows you open Total Commander from any folder on your hard drive with just one click!
Here is how it works. You download Total Commander Launcher from this web site and install it on your computer. Next time you wish to run Total Commander displaying exactly the folder you need, you simply right-click anywhere within this folder and select Launch Total Commander from the context menu. Voila! You now have the Total Commander window open and displaying contents of the folder you need.
That's it! No more time spent in vain. No more aggressive mouse clicking in attempt to access the lower level folder. You simply tell Total Commander where exactly you want to browse for files and navigate using the interface you've already got used to.
Total Commander Launcher does not take much system resources; neither it clutters your context menu. Installing this application ensures you get direct access to any folder on your hard drive from within Total Commander with just ONE click!
Total Commander Launcher is FREEWARE! You can download this awesome Total
Commander addition by clicking here.
TotalcmdLauncherSetup.exe
Learn how RCC 2000 file utility extends Total Commander's functionality and
makes your work faster and easier.
Total Commander (ex-Windows Commander) is a well known file manager to replace the standard
Windows one called Explorer. You might have been using Total Commander for
years to perform daily file management routine on your computer. RCC 2000
doesn't want you to give up your Total Commander working habits and
techniques. From now on these two conceptually different file managers
supplement each other.
Undoubtedly changing the current directory for one of the two Total Commander's panels is a highly frequent command . RCC 2000 is a faster way of executing it. Standard approach used in Total
Commander requires selecting a drive and gradually navigating through the
subfolders. This produces nothing but innumerable mouse clicks on the way to
the target file. RCC minimizes necessary mouse action to a single click.
Whole operation takes just a few seconds to complete. The effect is as more considerable as more complicated folders tree structure is operated.
|
|
|
Pic. 1. Change directory in Total Commander file manager
|
1) Right click on the drive selection list to
bring up Total Commander context menu.
2) Select the "RCC 2000..." option. All available disks will be shown as the
menu items. Choosing a disk opens a submenu containing folders located on
that disk. In its turn, choosing one of the folders displays its subfolders
as submenu entries. Proceeding in such a successive manner you will get to
the target directory. The last step is to click the "Change folder" option.
3) It was as simple as that without this annoying double-click. We are in the
target folder. It's time to continue working with Total Commander in a usual
manner.
Download RCC2000 Setup file -
RCC2000Setup.exe
Working with files in the Total Commander.
RCC 2000 allows operating programs and documents using file filters.
1) Choose the target folder in the menu. The files listed will be displayed
in a submenu. Select one.
2) Now you have two possible ways of opening the file:
a) By the left click on the file, RCC 2000 will independently launch the file
b) The right click will perform two operations at the same time:
- Total Commander will change the current directory in a panel
- the file's name will be put into the command line(CTRL + ENTER analogue).
You can enter any additional command line arguments and run a program after
that.
Download RCC2000 Setup file -
RCC2000Setup.exe
 System requirements
Supported OS'es: MS Windows 98/Me/2000/Xp
IE: 4.0 or greater
|
