File Cabinet Pro version 6.5 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-Added a “Show in File Cabinet Pro” service. You can use this service from other apps to reveal files in File Cabinet Pro. Watch the demo video below to see new feature in action.
File Cabinet Pro version 6.0 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-You can now open directories in new tabs.
-Removed the “Primary” and “Secondary” directory concept from File Cabinet Pro; this feature has been replaced by the new Tab Bar. You are no longer restricted to two directories to switch between, you can open as many tabs as you want.
-Tabs in File Cabinet Pro’s new Tab Bar support spring-loading; you can drag files over a tab to select one.
-The buttons in the bottom bar used to switch between the “Primary” and “Secondary” directory have been removed. You can switch between directories by clicking in the Tab Bar instead (or by using the hot keys: control+tab to select the next tab and control+shift+tab to select the previous tab).
-File Cabinet Pro now displays the number of selected items and the file count for the current directory at the bottom of the window.
-The size of the Quicklook preview for a selected file in Column view will now resize with the window instead of remaining at a small fixed size.
-File Cabinet Pro started displaying a Services submenu in its context menu in version 4.5. As a result if the “Show In Finder” service on your Mac was enabled you would see two “Show In Finder” menu items in File Cabinet Pro’s context menu. File Cabinet Pro no longer displays its own “Show in Finder” menu item in its context menu to fix this problem. You can enable the “Show In Finder” Service in System Preferences on your Mac to continue using this feature.
-A new “Go to Folder…” menu item has been added to File Cabinet Pro’s context menu.
-Other minor bug fixes and improvements.
You can now open a directory in a new tab in File Cabinet Pro version 6.0 and later.
File Cabinet Pro version 4.8 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-You can now copy the pathnames of selected files to the clipboard using the Option+Command+C keyboard shortcut. You can also perform this action from the pop up menu by selecting files and right clicking, then hold down the option key to expose the “Copy as Pathname” menu item in the pop up menu.
File Cabinet Pro version 4.7 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-You can now change the sort policy by clicking a column header in list view; clicking the same header multiple times in a row toggles between ascending and descending order.
-When changing the sort policy from File Cabinet Pro’s context menu, you can now choose a sort policy in descending order by holding down the option key to expose an alternate list of menu items.
-You can now optionally show a “Date Last Opened” and a “Date Created” column in list view. If you wish to show these new columns, right click on the header in list view to unhide them using the context menu.
If you have a sort policy set and the metadata of a file shown changes, File Cabinet Pro will now adjust the order of files to preserve the integrity of the current sort policy if necessary.
File Cabinet Pro version 4.3 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-You can now batch rename files in File Cabinet Pro. To do this, select multiple files in File Cabinet Pro and right click to bring up the context menu, then choose the “Rename” menu item.
