Direcscape 2.0.0.0

Free Direcscape screenshot fileWorks with Windows Vista
Direcscape is an innovative software application that is like no other. While, most software file management programs look like Windows Explorer, Direcscape has a unique interface that improves access to files and documents by enhancing the view of the directories. In addition, the design incorporates a note and task feature. Each directory can be assigned a default note, while the task feature associates each task with a directory making finding information associated with each task quickly and intuitive. Try Direcscape today, and Direcscape will be one of your most used programs.
Type : Freeware » EULA
OS Support : Windows All + Vista
Date stamp / Size : Jul, 9. 2008 / 67 kBytes
Asked : Microsoft Word (Recommended)
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Update history of Direcscape
v2.0.0.0 (July, 8. 2008)
Direcscape is now free. Also fixed several bugs and no longer displays hidden folders.
v1.1.0.0 (April, 23. 2008)
Fixed several bugs and no longer displays hidden folders.
Distribution permissions for Direcscape
See End User License Agreement.
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