jefflins

I downloaded a trial of this program, and frankly, I just don't see what everybody is raving about. Its a nicer browser, but that isn't that big a deal...

I haven't spent much time with it yet, but I don't know what I'd be looking at if i did spend more time with it. Looks like a $5 program to me...

socpsy

FTP plugin? Registry Editor? Quite configurable, etc. Seems good to me, but to each his/her own.

deft

The best advantages for me:
Easier to find files than File Explorer, the Registry Editor, and ability to map drives (very handy when wirelessly connecting to my desktop PC to stream music)

fmo

What they said. Plus my comments in thread: http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showthread.php?t=88451

gjw

Plus built-in ZIPping and UNZIPping.
I keep half of my files inside ZIP files.
If I need them I click on the ZIP from within Resco, it opens my file, I make and save any changes, and then when I'm done Resco updates the ZIP file.
It's a great way to save storage space.

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jefflins

Originally Posted by gjw

Plus built-in ZIPping and UNZIPping. I keep half of my files inside ZIP files. If I need them I click on the ZIP from within Resco, it opens my file, I make and save any changes, and then when I'm done Resco updates the ZIP file. It's a great way to save storage space.

Ok, that does sound useful.

gator612

Originally Posted by jefflins

Ok, that does sound useful.

Total Commander does this as well. The PPC version is free and can be down loaded here . I was also looking at Resco Explorer until I found TC. I figured I would give TC a try and have never looked back. Maybe someone who has used both can give us a review..

Edit: never mind here's a discussion that compares the two..