Total Commander is also known for its versatility in choosing what kind of details should be displayed regarding the files and folders currently in view.

In addition, this feature simplifies file transfer a great deal. Therefore, users can easily compare files, folders or network locations without a lot of clicking. The advantage of this application versus the Windows Explorer is that it enables users to view two directories at the same time, as the lower part of the window is split into two subsections. In terms of interface, Total Commander did not change much since its first release. The trial Total Commander 7.56a installation kit occupies 3.13 megabytes on your hard disk and it will require at least a Pentium I class processor or equivalent to run properly. The program has been designed in compatibility to all the Windows OS, from Windows 95 to Windows 7. The Total Commander installation kit can be downloaded as a 30 days trial version, in order to allow you to see whether you should pay 42 dollars for the full license. While it is true that not everyone can make use of all the advanced file management options, the basic features are still there for all to enjoy. At first glance, the features included would indicate that it was designed for advanced users rather than novices. Total Commander greatly simplifies the file transfer and comparison and enables users to personalize it according to their preferences.

However, Total Commander is the file manager of choice even for younger users who did not come into contact with DOS. Over the years, the numerous releases of the Total Commander, formerly known as Wincmd, have seen a constant increase in popularity, especially due to the similarities between this application and the classical Norton Commander, a file manager for the Ms-Dos OS. ' Total Commander 8.01 32+64bit filemanager'

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