Is there any column view in Directory Opus (ie. like the Mac finder column/pane view)? If not I would like to request this, I have always missed it since switching to Windows, it's particularly useful when dragging to move files through different levels of the file structure.

OK, would you please at least consider adding it? It would be really useful!

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Ha, seems like I’m the one who requested it! I forgot I had posted this, apologies for the re-post. Anyway it seems unlikely this will ever be added.

I posted this time because there is a new app called file that offers this view, but it’s far inferior to DO so I won’t be switching.

How about using the 'Dual Display' mode? Moving files to/through different level of file/folder structure is a task I do very often and is vital to my photo organizing work. I find DOpus EXCELLENT for this task. I use both Mac and PC, and I'm confident that once you learn how DOpus can be used to m…

Thanks. Yes i regularly use dual display mode, it is great. I found flatview confusing, particularly because it doesn't work well when using the details+thumbnails view which i use mostly. But I'll give it another go - maybe I'll set up a new lister layout with flat view, might be good when I want t…

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Hi Leo, apologies for the very late reply. I can't remember what I was trying to do here but I think I got it sorted out. thanks for your help!

Column view

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lxp May 27, 2022, 5:30am 4

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