It is a crying shame that I could not play with this program without being bothered every other minute by a damn nag screen. With an attitude like that I guess he feels he has a big enough share of the Windows Explorer replacement market. He wrote me back reiterating what he said before. Increduously I wrote him back saying that 10 minutes isn't enough time for anyone to properly evaluate ANY piece of software, and that his marketing strategy was badly flawed. He further stated that ten minutes was really all the time needed for evaluation to see if you want to buy the product. I wrote the manufacturers of the program complaining of the aggressive nature of their nag screen and received a curt responce that said he had been in business for 25 years and he knew what he was doing. In the short time I was able to use it I could see it had a number of nice features I wanted to check out further, but the nag screens were just too much to deal with. I became so frustrated with the software I uninstalled it from my computer. It is not glamorous and makes room for plenty of improvements, but the free edition of EF Commander is very easy to work with and features some options that Windows Explorer lacks.
Not only did the nag screens come up repeatedly but I was also bumped off the program several times. After only a half hour of use the nag screen(s) had appeared so many times I was forced to abandon this endeavor. Computer file management is something that we all do, one way or another: whether it is. The other day I downloaded EF Commander to check it out and put it through its paces. Review by Robert Condorache on February 25, 2022.
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