>>Must be an old version. I can set for dual horizontal or dual vertical to get multiple treeeviews. Closing one of the trees will give you that effect of having to make sure which detail panel is selected, but clicking on the menu option will bring back the 2nd folder view.
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>>Dopus does have it's own built in viewer. The standard available viewers are for graphics formats, tiff, jpg, etc. But they have hooks for developers to create plugings for other viewers.
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>>I looked thru several reviews of WE replacement tools with some friends a couple months ago. The reviews were consistent. The reviewers would use other tools in conjuction with WE. But they would use Dopus instead of WE.
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>TC is for us who once upon a time used Norton Commander, and then Dos Navigator (by those guys from Moldavia). Dopus is for those who never used anything else but WE, and want something that will fix its failures that they know of - not more.
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>TC is also nice for its minimal footprint - the last install I downloaded was just about 2 megs. Makes 99% of today's software look like ridiculous bloatware :). And it still uses some of my settings from 2001, which is two motherboards, three monitors and three disks later. Ah, and about six Windowses later too.

Total Commander does have that retro look to it, doesn't it? <g>