[KyGeezer]

The only problem I’ve had with Firefox is it won’t import my Opera bookmarks. The motherboard power supply in my laptop died a couple of months ago and I got a bargain on a Lenovo at Best Buy.(Love it! And made sure it had an AMD processor. I put up with a piece of shit Celeron for years.) I had saved Opera bookmarks on a flash drive and was able to import them.

My major irritation with Win7 is Windows Explorer. I’m sure I’ll end up paying for Total Commander. I want to be able to see a damn directory tree.

[TomGuy]

My major irritation with Win7 is Windows Explorer. I’m sure I’ll end up paying for Total Commander. I want to be able to see a damn directory tree.

I just got a new laptop with Win 7 (my first experience with 7). I agree that File Explorer is crap.

I downloaded a few 'freeware' replacements, but most were 32-bit. I did, find a few that seemed adequate, as I want one that allows double panes:

Dual Xplorer [I like it best, easy EXE, some configuration options, old -- no recent updates, but it does run.]

Xplorer2 Lite [It was okay.]

Win Double Explorer [It was okay, also.]

They are available on several 'freeware' websites.

[Incorrigible]

My major irritation with Win7 is Windows Explorer. I’m sure I’ll end up paying for Total Commander. I want to be able to see a damn directory tree.

It's there. Just click the Organize menu option and select "Layout". Ensure that "Navigation Pane" is selected.

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