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Macintosh Explorer 2.0

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Rage Software Announces Macintosh Explorer 2.0

Toronto, Canada - April 24, 2001 - Rage Software Announces Macintosh
Explorer 2.0. A major upgrade to the popular file management tool and file
browser for the Mac.

Macintosh Explorer is a fully featured file browser for the Mac. It allows
users to quickly and easily find their files and folders. Its easy to use
find file feature allows you to search your hard drives right from the main
window using different search criteria. All the built in features in
Macintosh Explorer make it a more convenient choice for file browsing.

Among many advanced features, Macintosh Explorer includes the ability to
view and edit extended info and content of files including all invisible
files and folders. Other features allow you to find and delete unused
files, backup important files and folders, and navigate your hard drives in
an Internet browser like style.

Macintosh Explorer's interface and features are very customizable. It
includes the ability to tile a background pattern, change the background
colour or give Macintosh Explorer an Aqua look. Buttons and functions are
also customizable with a new feature in version 2.0 that allows you to
chose only the basic buttons required for file navigation.

New In This Version

Version 2.0 is a major upgrade to Macintosh Explorer and brings some
largely anticipated features. The biggest feature introduced in version 2.0
is the expansion in drag & drop. The new drag and drop support allows you
to drag and drop files into folders. Other enhancements include a new, less
cluttered interface, more preferences, improvement to the backup feature
and the ability to store up to 33 links which leave your files a click away.

This new version also brings a whole new functionality to the folder
structure of Macintosh Explorer. Hard drives are now listed in the left
folder list instead of a popup menu above it. The root volume is also now
your desktop folder and the up button's functionality has changed.

Since the preview release of Macintosh Explorer 2.0, this new version
includes a number of bug fixes and also includes better support for remote
file browsing and file names that start with carriage returns.

Pricing and Availability

The prices for Macintosh Explorer are as follows

Standard License $15.00
Upgrade 1.x -) 2.0 $6.95
Site License $1000 ($400 Academic)
Worldwide License $5000 ($1500 Academic)

Macintosh Explorer can be downloaded from our web site at
http://www.ragesw.com/explorer/download.html

More Information

For more information on Macintosh Explorer visit the Macintosh Explorer web
site at: http://www.ragesw.com/explorer/

You can view the Frequently Asked Questions at:
http://www.ragesw.com/explorer/faqs.html

You can customize Macintosh Explorer interface using Macintosh Explorer
Aqua or a variety of background patterns. These files can be downloaded
from the Macintosh Explorer downloads page at:
http://www.ragesw.com/explorer/download.html

Macintosh Explorer On OS X

Many users have been asking if Macintosh Explorer will be ported to OS X.
The answer to this question is yes. However we will not be releasing a
public beta of Macintosh Explorer like originally planned. A full version
will be released within a few months.

About Rage Software

Established in 1999, Rage Software has been making quality Mac Software to
help make your Mac experience easier. Rage Software aims to provide all Mac
users with easy to use, professional software at an affordable price.

Rage Software is the author of many popular Mac shareware and freeware
which include Invisible Finder, CSM Maker, ShutDown Timer, and Finder
Quitter. Rage Software's products have won favourable reviews in major
industry publications including MacWorld, Mac People, Apple Developer
Connection News, MACUP, Mac Addict and TorontoReviews.com.

Contact

Rage Software
http://www.ragesw.com
mailto:ragesw@ragesw.com

 

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