>Hi Dragan :)
>
>You just reminded me of my for long time ultimate tool back in dos days
>- Norton Commander. And how life used to be impossible without it.
>
>Will try this one defenetelly as I just realised that I did not use any such tool ever since I left DOS ...
>
>Any known problems ?

When you install it, just keep track of where you put its ini files, or whatever it has. Then once you've set it up, when you install on another machine, remember to copy these files. The setup is so simple, although feature-rich, that the first few years it took me quite a while to remember where did I set this or that.

Not that there is much to set - I usually change just one setting on a new install. But the list of my ftp connections is a different matter; the emails where I got the passwords may be a few years deep in history, and finding them could take hours. So keeping track of these ini files (or whatever their names are) saves me a lot of time.

I even have it installed on a couple of Citrix servers that I frequent daily. Just manipulating WindowsExplorer windows would take me as much time as it takes me to finish the job in TCmd. And yes, F5 to copy, F6 to move, F8 to delete, F3 to view... just like it always was.