DocCommander 1.20.10

DocCommander replaces standard Open/Save dialog boxes of Windows. DocCommander provides access to your favorite folders and recently accessed documents. Other features: file search, file preview, and fully customizable user interface.

Last update 18 Nov. 2003 Licence Free to try | $19.95 OS Support Windows Downloads Total: 1,122 | Last week: 7 Ranking #316 in System Tools Publisher Utilityplanet, Inc

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DocCommander Publisher's Description

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!

What's New in Version 1.20.10 of DocCommander

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.