Dear Friends please give ideas of better file managements in computer ... ?
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Try 2xplorer, it is good, I have it.\n\nIf you mark me as best answer I am ready to send it over, (I promise), send me your e-mail
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open windows explorer......tools........folder options........View........Do not Show Hidden Files....Apply........ok.........and your done........
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download winrar.... useing that u can compress it aswell as split it... split it into 3 or 4 bits in upload them one by one in seperate mails
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there are many... for data files, you can use windows explorer (drag and drop) or for audio files, windows media player. these are both free, but if you don't like them, then you'll have to do a bit of searching.
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i came across this issue too.\n\nwhat i did was use explorer to make folders to brake everything down.\n\nfrom there if i wanted to have an album in order, i just renamed the files with a number in the front\n\nexample\n\nfile.mp3\nto\n01file .mp3\nor\nafile.mp3\n\nso on and so forth. you get the idea.
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image files AKA pictures
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This is incredibly easy, and in no way risks the date/time information from being changed, and other correspondents seem to have forgotten this so far. For the benefit of these files being BACKED UP, using an archiving program like compressed files (on Windows 2000 and XP) programs like winzip or any other from a vast number of archiving utilities that can be found online, downloaded and installed, and some of them may even have step-by-step wizards to help and guide you to complete this task.\nUsing one of these will make your data take up less space.\n\nSince MS Windows is a graphical user interface, and as such, anything on the computer can be represented by an icon, and clicking on the icon will either open a file into a program, run a program, or open up a folder. All you have to do is open up the windows explorer, and from there select one of the disks/drives listed in that window, click on one of them and it will allow you to view data/diles there (depending on your set up, it may change in the open window where you are, or open up in another window) having two windows open will be easier.\n\nThis will subsequently list the folders (directories) that are stored on this drive. if you want to make a new one called backup - it may be an idea to give it a different name that you know what it is but no one else will, so not take any notice of it. Open this folder up so it is an open window. Switch back to the original window (say, the folder that represents "My Documents" and so long as both windows are open and visible on the screen, you can use what is called "drag & drop" to move/copy files from one location to another. To select more than one file at a time using the mouse, if all the files are in sequential order then using the mouse select an area round those files and they will be selected.The alternative method if you are being selective about what files you want to move, hold down the -Ctrl- key as you click on each file, and it also becomes selected, and will be highlighted along with other files .\n\nThis is genuinely easier to to than my description might suggest, but be VERY CAREFUL that you don't hit the delete key when more than one file is selected unless you genuinely want to get rid of that file, an easy mistake to make, and easy to recover from by going to your Recycle Bin (get to this from your desktop) and selecting restore files. Equally, be aware of not creating a file called "Copy of document.doc/picture.jpg" etc, because that is one sure as hell way to confuse people when they are doing file back up tasks, and this also doubles up the amuont of space the files take on your hard disk because there would be two of them.\n\n*SIDE NOTE* \nIf you have  only one drive it will be assigned drive letter (C) personally I would always recommend creating a second volume on your hard disk, and this would be one of the reasons for doing so. Incidentally, any CDrom or DVD and CDRewriter will normally be listed as (D) and (E) drives - this is a completely different way of backing up data, and not in the remit of your question. \n*NOTE ENDS*\n\nThis can also be applied to a folder on a network if you are connected to a network. Repeat all instruction as detailed above, with the exception that if you want to access it 9your backed up data) you will have to re-connect to the network, normally automatic when you log in to your computer - speak to your network administrator about this, if this is applicable.\n\nThank you for reading, and I hope this explains and assures you that it is a really easy task, and even a novice computer user can do this.
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Dont realy understand ur quest! Wold u like to save ur files in another place?
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A cool little program i often use is crap cleaner. If will clean all temp files, and internet cache (optionally, internet explorers auto-complete).
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http://www.robertenfemke.nl/~diskclean\n\n\nhttp://buttuglysoftware.com
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Why dont you try http://www.raaga.com?\nrar files are like zip files(comressed data to save space). You can download winrar from www.rarlab.com and try it.
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Freeware files dot com!
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Keep your files in a hierarchical structure that's what I do and it helps alot. Like you can have "my docs" then "work docs" then "week of 5-05-06" and so on. Oh, did you mean acutal paper documents? Get hanging document holders and label them but in an organized way. I have some and it helps.
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File cabinents suck, period. Unreliable slow, and tedious. Information technology helps speed things up and better manage records for quick retrieval and analysis.
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Hi Jeane,\n  In my site listed below under Computer Talk there is a section that you may want to read called Optimizing your systems performance.  There you can learn to do all kinds of things to remove files/programs, and speed up your system. For a great picture viewer, that allows you to do some neat stuff and is free, search for a program called irfanview.  This will allow you to see pics in a slide show, create thumbnails of them, resize and rotate, and a whole lot more.  Hope this helps.
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go here and type "file manager" into the seearch form.\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/sbiz/
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You can use any one of the following\n\nRanish Partition Manager \nPartition Logic