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Disk Order makes file management easy, fast and fun on your Mac . It allows to save time on every step and gives you a great file-management power.
Disk Order is an advanced Finder replacement with built-in FTP client and ability to handle archives like plain folders. This makes file management much faster then it has been before, because now you don't have to launch separate applications to connect to FTP server, batch rename files, or extract some data out of .zip, .gz, .tgz archive. All these tasks may be performed within Disk Order with just few mouse clicks. Also, Disk
Disk Order is an advanced Finder replacement with built-in FTP client and ability to handle archives like plain folders. This makes file management much faster then it has been before, because now you don't have to launch separate applications to connect to FTP server, batch rename files, or extract some data out of .zip, .gz, .tgz archive. All these tasks may be performed within Disk Order with just few mouse clicks. Also, Disk
What's New
Version 3.2:
- Lion compatible
- New design of side bar (the navigation is now built-in into main window)
- Completely rebuilt Search feature
- Updated iPod Browse plugin to support iPhone/iPod Touch
- Improved PDF/HTML viewer
- Cmd+Return shortcut to quickly rename files
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
Disk Order User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:31,176 |
| Version Downloads:2,151 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:22 Jul 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $29.95 |
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Disk Order makes file management easy, fast and fun on your Mac . It allows to save time on every step and gives you a great file-management power.
Disk Order is an advanced Finder replacement with built-in FTP client and ability to handle archives like plain folders. This makes file management much faster then it has been before, because now you don't have to launch separate applications to connect to FTP server, batch rename files, or extract some data out of .zip, .gz, .tgz archive. All these tasks may be performed within Disk Order with just few mouse clicks. Also, Disk Order offers all usual features, such as Get Info, Copy/Move/Delete, View, Edit and so on. Disk Order is fast and stable, works great on both Intel-based and PowerPC Macs.Use the double-pane interface to:
Disk Order is an advanced Finder replacement with built-in FTP client and ability to handle archives like plain folders. This makes file management much faster then it has been before, because now you don't have to launch separate applications to connect to FTP server, batch rename files, or extract some data out of .zip, .gz, .tgz archive. All these tasks may be performed within Disk Order with just few mouse clicks. Also, Disk Order offers all usual features, such as Get Info, Copy/Move/Delete, View, Edit and so on. Disk Order is fast and stable, works great on both Intel-based and PowerPC Macs.Use the double-pane interface to:
- manage files easily
- treat archives like plain folders
- access files at FTP servers
- download music from your iPod/iPhone
- compare directories
- batch rename files
- do everything with custom keystrokes
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Nothing in the ReadMe explained the use/purpose for the password ... and I was unable to select and proceed without my password, so I deleted DO.
I'm sure this is benign, but what an unfortunate choice of words.
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trungpt reviewed on 10 Aug 2011
PS: I'd like to have this program highlighted red in the list of updated programs of MacUpdate.
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trungpt reviewed on 13 Jan 2011
- cut & paste (currently, only copy & paste). Also, I cannot copy & paste in the same directory (the best behaviour is to make a copy with new name, for example Copy of [x], copy of copy of [x]).
- for archive files, add some menus on right-mouse-click, extract here, extract to; handle archive files with passwords (currently, this program cannot handle archive files with passwords). Also, I can browse in archive files but when double clicking, there is nothing to happen (this should open the default open behaviour).
- add an option to browse as in the treeview (for both left and right panels)
- anyway, this a cool software.
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the third element in the "view" block of the toolbar!
(normally in os x it is column view, here it means disclosure triangles)
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- how do you achieve disclosure triangles (assuming for folders to unveil contents) ?
- any idea how to adjust icon sizes in the navigation bar?
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easer reviewed on 27 Oct 2007
That being said, there are a few features I would like to see added to DO, such as the ability to use a command key to go up one level, rather than having to click the curved arrow. I'd also like to be able to turn off the "Show Size" option.
Overall, though, I would say that DO provides a few more bells and whistles than ForkLift currently offers. We'll have to see how the latter evolves over time. I'll also be curious to see if DO upgrades to Leopard. (I won't be using Leopard, so it's not an issue to me. But it will obviously impact their sales potential.)
One other thing. If you opt to compare both programs, I do not recommend that you open them both at once. For some reason, when I do that, then when I restart I get some very odd visual distortion on my screen. (Another restart clears that out.) Neither program alone seems to cause this; it seems to be some weird interaction between the two of them.
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easer reviewed on 23 Mar 2007
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grumpytico reviewed on 22 Jan 2007
The biggest would be that if one selects several non-adjacent files, the app behaves as if the whole content of the directory was selected. So multiple selection works fine only if the selected files are adjacent. Not acceptable if you ask me.
Literat rated on 23 Oct 2011
Aristocat rated on 18 Jul 2011
John100000 rated on 02 May 2011
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trungpt rated on 14 Jan 2011