Quick Look is an excellent feature that was introduced by Apple in Mac OS X 10.5, used for quickly viewing (i.e.: previewing) the content of many types of files. This way, user only needs to select a file/folder -> then click space bar to quickly browse its content without opening this file/folder or running its associated program first. Its simplicity and efficiency are recognized and appreciated by many Mac computer users. However, Windows OS does not have and will not add this feature. Fortunately, we can use some third-party applications to accomplish the same function.

Directory Opus (DOpus for short) is a superexcellent Windows Explorer alternative with a long development history, written by Jonathan Potter from Australia, and originally developed for Amiga computer system in 1990. Its development time is far ahead of all other similar software, such as: XYplorer, Xplorer2, Total Commander, which also laid its leading position in the field of Windows Explorer/File Explorer alternatives.

L3DT (short for Large 3D Terrain) is a realistic and high-quality large 3D worlds (both terrain maps & textures) generator on Windows platform. It's specially designed for game developers and digital artists, developed by Aaron Torpy (the proprietor of Bundysoft) from Australia.

When handling a lot of Word documents in daily work, how to quickly and efficiently accomplish its mission? Even if for a proficient in Word document processing, it will be helpless to delete all blank lines with one click, delete all pictures with one key, delete blank rows in a table and many other time-consuming, tedious and repetitive operations - you just can't guarantee the work efficiency and quality. This case, a small and simple set of plug-ins - Kutools for Word can be your best choice.

Total Commander (TC for short) is written in Delphi by Christian Ghisler from Switzerland. It's originally called Windows Commander, but because Microsoft always says "Windows" was theirs (in 2002), it had to change to use its current name. The reason AppNee did not recommend this edge tool before is that we thought it is more suitable for advanced computer users (lets them ice on the cake), not a beginner at all (so daunting that makes most users feel confused and uninstall it immediately).