What does Directory Opus do?
What does Directory Opus do?
Directory Opus displays files and directories in “listers,” each of which has one window. I rarely need more than one lister open because my default lister is split horizontally, with each half having its own folder tree on the left, and multiple tabbed, open, folders on the right.
How much does Directory Opus cost?
Directory Opus ($83, 60-day free trial) has a well-deserved reputation as the Swiss army chainsaw of Windows Explorer replacements. Version 9.5 takes this file manager’s immense feature set into the Windows 7 era. It’s available in 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
How do I update Opus directory?
Opus 12: To update to the latest version, simply download and install over the top of your current install. Beta versions of Opus may also be available for you to try – they will be announced on the Opus Blog, so keep an eye on it!
What is Directory Opus and how do I use it?
Directory Opus is a complete replacement for Explorer, with far more power and functionality than any other file manager available today. You may want to check out more software, such as Create Test Users For Active Directory Tool, Membership Directory or ADF Opus, which might be related to Directory Opus.
How do I sort files manually in Opus 12?
Starting with Opus 12, in addition to sorting on multiple columns, you can now sort your files manually. Right-click a column, then pick Sort By (at the bottom) / Manual Sorting / Enable. You can now drag the files and rearrange their order. The spanner icon at the left of the column names lets you turn the manual mode off.
Is the Dear Opus interface the best way to work?
The Dear Opus interface is only one way to work: If you and I live on different planets when it comes to workflow, maybe you’ll want to start from scratch. Even if we have similar workflows, you’ll probably want to tweak Opus to suit your exact needs.
How to open a folder in a new tab in Opus?
Middle-Click a Folder to Open it in a New Tab In most browsers, middle-clicking a link opens it in a new tab. You can set the same behavior in Opus. ✱ In Prefs / File Displays / Mouse, select Single middle-click runs Middle double-click.
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