[U][B]XYplorer 10.30[/B][/U]  - XYplorer is a multi-tabbed file manager for Windows   98/NT/ME/2000/XP/Vista/W7, featuring a very powerful file search,   
versatile preview facilities,  a highly customizable interface,
 and a   large array of unique ways to  efficiently automate frequently recurring   tasks.
 It's extremely fast  and light, it's innovative, and it's fun!   XYplorer (formerly known as  TrackerV3)
 is a hybrid file manager  that   combines features found in navigational and orthodox file  managers.
 Instead of dual folder panes, it features a file tree
 and a  tabbed   interface for folders that supports drag-and-drop between tabs.

A  central feature is the hideable information panel at the bottom that   can be used to view file properties
 and contents, generate reports,   preview  files
 (PNG, TIF, GIF, JPG, TGA, PSD, ICO; WAV, MP3, MPEG, AVI;   TTF,  PFB; HTML, EML, MSG, DOC, XLS, PDF,
 and many other formats) and   find  files.

The search facility supports Boolean logic,  Regular Expressions,
 whole  word and fuzzy matching, binary string  search, and multiple location  search.
 Some unique features are the  Catalog, (which is a user created  panel  of links to files, folders,  URLs,
 and similar entries), ******ing   (which allows user to create  stored sets of commands, similar to a   macro), 
and UDC (User Defined  Commands) (which allow user to create a   limited set of customized  commands).

[B]What's new in 10.30?[/B]

- [B]Custom Move.[/B] Added Custom Move, Custom Copy's sister,
 a fully configurable, queueable, verifiable, and backgroundable move operation.
- [B]Undo.[/B] Now Custom Copy and Custom Move support multi-level Undo/Redo.
- [B]Single Click Open.[/B] Now you can optionally open list items by a left button single click on their icon.
- [B]Attribute Stamping. [/B]The new ******ing command AttrStamp allows
 for automated changing of file attributes. (Pro Edition Only)
- [B]Thumbnails.[/B]  Added configurable multi-line captions  (up to eight lines), 
so also  longer filenames can be fully displayed in  Thumbnails and Large Icons  views.
- [B]Auto-Rotate.[/B] Now Image Preview and Thumbnails support auto-rotate for JPEGs and TIFFs.