I’ve been using the xplorer2 program, and it’s alright. It’s hard to get in the habit of not using Windows Explorer. The explorer2 has often been a bit too hardcore though. I basically want Windows Explorer with a keyboard shortcut for a new folder, tabs, breadcrumbs, and perhaps a few paste-special features. The xplorer2 has a pretty big learning curve! I have 2 days left on my trial, and I probably will buy it. I’d rather have something that has more features than I’ll probably use than not enough. Chances are if I do make the switch and get used to it, I will find myself discovering uses for the features that I think I won’t use today. Of course, I just looked at the Speedcommander program, and it looks kinda nice. J Ray From: windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Sorin Srbu Sent: Monday, February 18, 2008 3:25 AM To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [windows2000] Re: Windows Explorer alternative Did you ever find a suitable file manager? I actually found one (Speedcommander) that runs natively under x64-windows. DOwnside is it's payware and quite pricey at that, but I bought it anyway... 8-) There are so few good x64-software out there for windows... I've tried the same file manager but in a 32b windows environment and can only say this one is a lot slower and more sluggish than the x64-version.