PentaSuite 7.0 Simplifies Storing, Viewing and Sending of Files PORTSMOUTH, NH — PentaWare, Inc., today announced the release of PentaSuite 7.0, its new end-to-end file management program. PentaSuite ...

With the right add-ons and extensions, you can turn File Explorer into so much more. From faster file transfers to automated organization and improved search capabilities, these tools will transform ...

Today, Binarynights released Forklift 4, its Mac file management and transfer app. Version 4 is a complete rewrite of the app, which adds a lot of new features, a modern design, and a new business ...

Keeping computerized data organized is critical for any business. Businesses often have many documents organized into folders by customer, date or other criteria so they can be found quickly. A file ...

When we first heard the name “Total Commander” we thought it might be a character on the Sci-Fi channel’s new reality show Who Wants to be a Superhero? It turns out that Total Commander isn’t some ...

This utility, which normally sells for $30, blows Windows Explorer away by giving you a lot more options for organizing and managing files. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

files being made visible. Furthermore, invisible documents can be opened and modified in any selected application. Invisible Finder also offers filtering options which can help track down specific ...

Dennis O'Reilly began writing about workplace technology as an editor for Ziff-Davis' Computer Select, back when CDs were new-fangled, and IBM's PC XT was wowing the crowds at Comdex. He spent more ...

FilePane is handy Mac utility that simplifies the sometimes cumbersome task of managing your files. It's lightweight, sits in the menu bar and provides quick access to a variety of tasks such as ...

Google today decided to launch its new Files Go Android app into public beta to reach a wider group of testers. The company had been preparing to announce its new file manager for Android later in ...

In the old days of computing, many users relied on pre-Windows software utilities such as Xtree, PC Tools, and Mace to make sense of cryptic DOS. In the same way, FileStream’s Turbo Browser 2001 beefs ...