All Total Commander for Windows PC (formerly Wincmd) is a file management tool similar to Windows Explorer. But Total Commander takes a different approach: it has two windows side by side, like the old DOS file manager.
Total Commander Overview
When managing files on Windows, many people stick with the built-in options and work with Explorer. It’s a great tool, but it’s not always ideal for the most demanding users, and that’s where Total Commander will help.
The tool is a dual-window Explorer editor that is designed to copy files and move them from one folder to another. But the success of Total Commander goes beyond that. It can use powerful search capabilities to compare and sync files and folders, which is perfect for backing up and snapping data.
A Quick View panel is available to view a variety of images, and integrated support for compressed files such as ZIP, ARJ, RAR, and CAB means you can view archives without having to delete their contents first. It also has an FTP server port, which means that working with files locally is similar to working with files stored on an external server.
Total Commander Features
- Two side file windows
- Multiple languages with unicode support
- Improved search function
- File comparison (current with the editor) / folder set
- Quick preview with bitmap view
- ZIP, 7ZIP, ARJ, LJ, RAR, UC2, TAR, GZ, SAB, ACE File Processing + Plugins
- An FXP (server-to-server) built-in FTP client with HTTP proxy support.
- Parallel port connection, switching facility by name
- Communication section, plain language, post button + love
- The thumbnails show specific columns, search enhancements
- Comparison editor, cursor in list, special tree, collision, type of dialog created, and so on.
- Unicode names are almost everywhere, using capital letters.
- USB port connector and custom vertical switch cable

