Like we said before, Total Commander is intended to be used mainly with your keyboard. Another great tool I found to be especially interesting is one that allows you to control, manage and edit file associations so they're not suddenly messed up by a program that you just installed. It includes extra integrated applications like an FTP client, a ZIP viewer, a renaming tool, a disk space analyzer and a file synchronizer. But Total Commander has other aces up its sleeve. The double pane in Total Commander allows you to perform file management tasks like moving and copying in a much more comfortable way. It does, however, support three possible views (Full, Brief and Tree) and also uses a double-pane interface, which seem to be quite a common characteristic among other alternative file managers. Total Commander doesn't have what we could describe as an eye-catching design.
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