The Hash Tool As stated in Wikipedia, “A hash function is any function that can be used to map data of arbitrary size to data of fixed size. The values returned by a hash function are called hash values, hash codes, digests, or simply hashes.” The goal, here, is not … Continue reading
In my latest release (17.03.25), the Hash tool has been unveiled by accident 😅 (see into the red rectangle below) Maybe some of you have clicked on it wondering what it was doing… Well, it does nothing. The button is already visible, but not linked to the Hash tool yet. … Continue reading
This version brings a better dpi support. I have been extremely naive thinking I was done with the DPI awareness. Until I bought a new device for myself, set up at 200 dpi, and realized FileVoyager was not far from being unusable… Even the Shell context menu was not responding. … Continue reading
First of all, happy new year and best wishes to all people following the Gregorian calendar. I’ve released a new version: 17.01.01. The biggest change in this version is the availability of the Swedish translation. This translation has been made by Christer F. So all my thanks and, I suppose, those of … Continue reading
From the initial release of FileVoyager, version 15.3.6.0, until version 16.12.10, the software and supporting materials were licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). All versions released after December 21, 2016 that are newer than version 16.12.10 are licensed under the terms outlined below. FILEVOYAGER’s FREEWARE … Continue reading
I’ve released a new version: 16.12.10.0 The only thing brought by this version is the Spanish translation. I’ve did the translation myself, and while my understanding of Spanish is not that bad, I’m sure the translation contains errors and is perfectible. Don’t wait a minute, and download FileVoyager. If you … Continue reading
I often get help requests from users that don’t really understand the process to select and deselect files and folders in the lists. And I must confess, selection and deselection in FileVoyager is not trivial for people not used to the good old Norton Commander style. I’ve got an interresting … Continue reading
Items selection and deselection In this article, we will explore how to select and deselect items from the list in the Navigation Pane. Introduction FileVoyager needs to know which items to perform operations on, such as Copy, Copy To, Move, and Delete. To determine the correct items, the program checks … Continue reading
The Navigation Pane As an OFM, FileVoyager’s Main Interface is composed of two Navigation Pane. Each of those Navigation Panes contains similar functionalities to those found in Windows’ File Explorer. A Navigation Pane is composed as follow: Legend The Pane Tabs The Pane Toolbar The Bread Crumb address The Column Header … Continue reading
Almost three months late, but the release is finally available. This version brings the promised Comparison tools. I will definitely post some help on how to use, but for the impatient, here’s a quick overview: The Comparison tools are made of a Folder Diff and a File Diff. Dixit Wikipedia, … Continue reading
