Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
FlexTK Makes File Management Easy
by Lee Mathews Jul 4th 2008 at 12:00PM
FlexTK for Windows helps make short work of cleaning up after yourself, offering a full complement of file management tools in one handy package. Folder sync, duplicate file search, temp file cleanup, storage utilization, search, and an advanced organization module are all included. Navigation is handled beautifully in an explorer-like manner, tweaked by the addition of breadcrumbs and a "bookmarks" pane that allows you to quickly link your favorite locations.
The built-in search is wicked fast, taking a mere 2.25 seconds to return matches found in more than 51,000 files. Storage utilization and file type classification reports generate quickly and give you an accurate and detailed view of what kinds of files are eating up all the space you swear you had free on your hard drives. The cleanup tool is equally impressive, as it found nearly twice as much filesystem flotsam as CCleaner on the same test system in about one-third the time.
What really sets FlexTK apart is the insanely versatile organize feature, which allows you to set up complex routines for maneuvering your files. You can select any drive or folder, set up multiple searches and custom operations for each one, and even preview the action before actually executing it.
FlexTK packs a truckload of great features into a 3.9MB download, and is totally free. What's not to like?
What really sets FlexTK apart is the insanely versatile organize feature, which allows you to set up complex routines for maneuvering your files. You can select any drive or folder, set up multiple searches and custom operations for each one, and even preview the action before actually executing it.
FlexTK packs a truckload of great features into a 3.9MB download, and is totally free. What's not to like?
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Zero3K said 10:27PM on 7-04-2008
1.1 MB download? Its actually 3.97 MB. Anyways, I think its almost as good as Altap Salamander. It just needs more keyboard shortcuts and less RAM usage.
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Lee Mathews said 10:28PM on 7-04-2008
Errr...yes...3.9, rather. Ram usage is a bit steepish, but it worked really well for me when I needed to dumped a user's profile from a failing HDD to a new one today, so I'm ok with it as is. So few apps are perfect!
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Geir said 7:36AM on 7-07-2008
The freeware edition has some serious limitations that should have been mentioned.
The list is here: http://www.flexense.com/flextk/versions.html
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