File Directory Viewer
Hello,
I have a user who has a heck of time with moving files into their correct locations.
She manages over 300 folders and inside those folders are other folders that correspond to specific groups
Our problem is certain folders end up in other folders and due to auditing this can not happen.
So my question is this.....does a program exist that lays out file directory structure is an easy and clear view that she can glance at once or twice a day and go , Oh look that folder shouldn't be there.
I have a user who has a heck of time with moving files into their correct locations.
She manages over 300 folders and inside those folders are other folders that correspond to specific groups
Our problem is certain folders end up in other folders and due to auditing this can not happen.
So my question is this.....does a program exist that lays out file directory structure is an easy and clear view that she can glance at once or twice a day and go , Oh look that folder shouldn't be there.
NVIT
Is this for Outlook or Windows Explorer?
Assuming a file explorer for Windows. Total commander is a very nice file explorer.
Here's the link:
http://www.ghisler.com
Here's the link:
http://www.ghisler.com
ASKER
oh shoot im sorry this is for Windows Explorer
> ...problem is certain folders end up in other folders
How do those folders end up there? Does she put them there?
> does a program exist that lays out file directory structure is an easy and clear view that she can glance at once or twice a day and go , Oh look that folder shouldn't be there
Can't she just use Windows Explorer with shortcuts to certain folders?
How do those folders end up there? Does she put them there?
> does a program exist that lays out file directory structure is an easy and clear view that she can glance at once or twice a day and go , Oh look that folder shouldn't be there
Can't she just use Windows Explorer with shortcuts to certain folders?
Windows Explorer is already a graphical tool for managing files and folders, so we're not sure what you are asking for.
The Total Commander tool recommended by @Obaid has a feature that many 3rd-party file managers have: dual folder panes. When you can see two folders, it is much more intuitive to drag a file (or folder) from one folder (or pane) to another folder (pane).
The Total Commander tool recommended by @Obaid has a feature that many 3rd-party file managers have: dual folder panes. When you can see two folders, it is much more intuitive to drag a file (or folder) from one folder (or pane) to another folder (pane).
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thank you this program works well
Thank you Trevor