OK! Here we go! New release available. This is more a maintenance release as I’ve received a lot of user feedback and suggestions to handle. A maintenance release but a very important one though. In the previous versions, there was two potentially serious issues. First: When a user moved or … Continue reading
FileVoyager 15.5.7.0 is available. This update brings an exciting feature by encapsulating SumatraPDF. SumatraPDF is a powerfull free PDF viewer written by Krzysztof Kowalczyk. It is also able to display ebooks (EPUB, MOBI and FictionBooks – aka fb), comic books (CBR, CBZ, …), XPS and OXPS files (postscript) as well … Continue reading
Voilà! FileVoyager 15.4.5.0 is available. This is a maintenance version that bring the following improvements: Added Russian language (Many thanks to Muadib for the effort!) Added FileVoyager news feeds with my latest post links to keep you informed Fixed the syntax highlighting in the viewer Fixed the copy/move/delete operations with … Continue reading
Better late than never, I’ve added a Screenshot page to discover FileVoyager before installing it. It doesn’t cover all the things that people can do with FileVoyager but lets hope it will help convince the skeptics.
UPDATE: The content of this post is now realized. The features described below have been released in version 16.10.15 The first version has just been released and I am already working on the next ones (when I’m not working for food and not taking care of my family). To give … Continue reading
I am proud to announce the release of FileVoyager version 15.3.1.0. Even if it is a first version, the number is high. That’s because I decided to use the release dates as version number. In this case 15.3.1.0 means that this version has been released the 1st of March 2015. … Continue reading
Update: FileVoyager is available for download. Get it! It’s free. In short: FileVoyager is ready. But…In last minute, I decided to make the user interface multilingual. Meaning that the user would be able to choose the language of FileVoyager’s user interface. Being french speaking, I wanted to deliver French and English … Continue reading
