UltraExplorer 1.5.0.3
Ultra explorer is the next generation File explorer
Program info
Ultra explorer is the next generation File Explorer designed for Microsoft Windows. It has been built using Delphi and Cbuilder components. The UltraExplorer interface can be changed according to the needs of the user. The windows can be docked, made hidden and also float as free windows. The toolbars can be custom set as well, and short cut keys can be easily assigned to the components.
The Ultra Explorer supports a Drop Stack window, which gives quick access to files specified by the User. The Favorites window is shaped in a tree format, that supports drag and drop and also the clipboard. The Command Line window is for people hung up on the DOS system. The Filter window is used for filtering unwanted view of files. The user can set the filter arguments as such. The Folder window can be positioned anywhere, the History window holds the logs of usage, Tabbed Folders are used for creating new tabs; it has several features of its own. The Task window accepts Plug-in DLLs, which are mainly for extending the functionality of the application.
Pros
- Highly extensible, user friendly
Cons
- Cannot be set as default file explorer
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