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I wish I could find / a program for Windows that / works like Mac's 'Finder'. -- nm
Posted by
Dr.Vermin (aka Dr.Vermin)
Apr 27 '09, 14:58
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Google Desktop -- nm
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ty97
Apr 27, 15:01
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(hmmm, I was thinking 'Spotlight' there more than 'Finder' really) -- nm
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ty97
Apr 27, 15:02
I'm still astonished that so many people still feel they need to have a desktop icon to double-click on in order to open programs -- nm
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con_carne
Apr 27, 15:00
I don't follow. What doesn't Explorer do? -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 27, 14:59
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I miss being able to see my file tree *horizontally* in multiple columns. -- nm
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Dr.Vermin
Apr 27, 15:02
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(and won't remember window sizes.) -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 27, 15:04
maybe there's a port of one of the Linux file browsers to Windows, they tend to offer that feature. (Personally, I mostly hate it ... :)) -- nm
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Beryllium
Apr 27, 15:04
I find Finder to be painfully fussy. -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 27, 15:03
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