Introduction to Windows 7 File Manager

Speak of XP file management a lot of computer users must be familiar with, after all, is to accompany everyone through many spring and autumn operating system, but as now popular Win7 system, a powerful Win7 file manager by some players relish, but many users are not very familiar with the Windows7 of this function, The following small series on this issue with you to explore.

The first thing to say is the comparison of the layout of the window. The familiar XP file Management window is a blue border, a white background, a common operation of the left sidebar. The layout of a single, the theme and folder marked with Windows2000 is no different, although there are common operation bar but small series can not feel very convenient and easy, but often used to right button copy, paste, delete. Look at the Win7 File Management window, will not feel the same play.

Win7 File Manager interface

WIN7 File Manager distribution is to focus on the user to open the file, in the left is no longer those less commonly used "toolbar", the title bar has become a transparent title bar with the effect of the glass, more beautiful. In the upper right corner of the search function is another powerful representative-fast search, the speed of the search is admirable, often the keyword has not been entered, the file you want to find has been shown, and will automatically save you close the window can not save the results.

At the same time, in order to make a more accurate comparison, the two systems for a quick folder switch, Quick Search, folder preview, whether or not to support icon size customization, and so on. Results at a glance, Win7 system overall lead.

See so clean and concise but powerful file management, small weave think only such file management is suitable for frequent use of computer friends. What is the most open to a friend of a common computer? Answer: File Manager. So is a simple and powerful file Manager to make you more fluent in the operation of the computer? Believe the answer is YES!