PCWorld: Free FilerFrog App Soups Up Windows Explorer
FilerFrog adds a menu item to context menus in Windows Explorer that gives users a whole bunch of new options for handling, managing and modifying files in ways that Explorer on its own doesn’t.
“If you’d like a free way to improve on Windows Explorer (read: if you’re a Windows user), try FilerFrog. This Explorer add-in offers many features that you’ll wish had been built directly into the operating system. Right-click a file or folder, and FilerFrog appears on the context menu, giving you access to a wide variety of new file- and folder-management features. It’s available in versions for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows OSs.
The full feature list is far too lengthy to discuss in detail, and it includes some things you may never use–but the ones you do use may become indispensable If you want a better way to manage images, FilerFrog can help. You’ll be able to quickly resize any image, as well as create your own album of images. You can encrypt files to keep them private, and then decrypt them. Want to rename multiple files in one fell swoop? FilerFrog makes that a snap. There’s more as well, including the ability to split files and rejoin them, and a faster way to move and copy files.”