Macintosh Explorer provides an alternative method of browsing your hard drives. As well, it provides a familiar interface for file navigation for Windows users converting to the Mac.
Macintosh Explorer provides such features as removing unneeded files, backing up important documents, extended file information and a batch file info changer combined with an easy to use file browser. Allowing you to perform various operations on files and folders while browsing your hard drives.
Since Macintosh Explorer resembles Windows Explorer, it allows Windows users to quickly become comfortable when switching to the Macintosh platform.
Macintosh Explorer provides many benefits and advantages over using the traditional Finder.
Macintosh Explorer's hierarchal navigation system is arguably more efficient then the Finder. It allows multiple folders to be opened in just window and in just one list. You can even filter out files you don't want to see based on certain criteria such as size, modification or creation date, document creator applications or even certain kinds of files. Furthermore, it allows navigation similar to a web browser meaning it stores a history list and allows you to navigate back to past folders. Better previews and the ability to view and edit invisible files add to the benefits of using Macintosh Explorer over the Finder. Lastly Macintosh Explorer supports tabbed file browsing allowing you to have multiple folders opened and quickly tab back and forth between them.
Macintosh Explorer's file management tools allow better organization and editing of files and folders. You can view and edit extended Finder info, permanently delete unneeded files, back up important documents as well as change Finder information for multiple items at once. This can all be done while you browse your hard drives and does not require you to rely on various third party applications.
If you find Macintosh Explorer does not provide a certain feature that is available in the Finder, Macintosh Explorer allows you to reveal any item in the Finder. This allows you to quickly take advantage of the a feature provided by the Finder while still using Macintosh Explorer for all of your other needs.
Macintosh Explorer is the ideal tool for users switching from Windows to Mac. Providing a similar interface and hierarchal navigation system as the Windows Explorer file management experience, Macintosh Explorer will make Windows users feel right at home while allowing them to adapt to the Mac platform.