File Cabinet Pro 3.9.4 Mac OS X

File Cabinet Pro is the file manager for the macOS menu bar. Quickly navigate to files without cluttering your desktop. Open, move, rename, compress, tag, trash, copy and paste files, all from the menu bar. You can open many file types natively in File Cabinet Pro or open files by launching other applications. It's easy to click into directories in icon view, drill through directories in list view, or navigate the file tree in column view.

File Cabinet Pro is also a document-based application that ships with a built-in text editor, image viewer, pdf viewer, and media player. Some of the file types File Cabinet Pro can open for editing/viewing include:

TEXT DOCUMENTS:
-Plain text files (txt)
-Rich Text Format (rtf)
-Rich Text Format Directory (rtfd)
-Portable Document Format (pdf)

IMAGE DOCUMENTS:
-Portable Network Graphics (png)
-Joint Photographic Experts Group (jpeg)
-Tagged Image File Format (tiff, tif)
-Bitmap image file (bmp)
-Photoshop File Format (psd) Import only
-Scalable Vector Graphics (svg) Import only

VIDEO/AUDIO:
-mov
-mp4
-m4a
-m4v
-avi
-mp3
-wav
-caf
-aif

With File Cabinet Pro you can:
∙Create subdirectories.
∙Click into subdirectories and open documents.
∙Set a "Primary" and "Secondary" directory button for the bottom bar to get an innovative drag and drop experience; drag files to these buttons in the bottom bar to bring up a popover window.
∙Tag files easily. Select files in File Cabinet Pro, right click, and then simply add or remove file tags from the control in the context menu.
∙Show selected files in Finder.
∙Rename files.
∙Copy and paste files.
∙Compress files.
∙Trash files.
∙View items as icons, in a list, or in columns.
∙Launch the application at login. You can have File Cabinet Pro automatically launch when you login to your Mac (optional feature, disabled by default).
∙Create a list of all your favorite directories in the sidebar.
∙Create and edit txt, rtf, and rtfd files using the built in lightweight text editor.
∙Rotate images, crop images, and apply filters to images using the built in lightweight image editor.
∙Watch video and play audio files using the built in media player.
∙View pdf files using the built in pdf viewer.
∙Revert document versions for supported editable document types.
∙Set a Global Hotkey for showing and closing the File Cabinet Pro window (optional feature, disabled by default).
∙Preview selected files in Quicklook by pressing the spacebar.
∙Share files in apps that support Sharing extensions like Mail and Messages.

What's New in Version 3.9.4
-File Cabinet Pro's toolbar is now customizable. You can now perform actions that were previously only available in the context menu right in the toolbar. To customize the toolbar, right-click on the toolbar and choose "Customize Toolbar" in the context menu to bring up the new customization palette! This version allows you to add the following actions to the toolbar:

-Go Forward and Go Back
-View Type
-Arrange Files
-Search
-Trash Files
-Get Info
-Show the Sidebar
-Quicklook
-New Folder
-Share
-New Text Document

-Added a "Keep folders on top when sorting by name" preference. By default this is off but you can enable it from the Preferences window.
-If you have one file selected, you can now start editing its filename by pressing the return key.
-Improved Korean localization.
-Fixed layout bug after selecting the Quit menu item from the context menu in List View or Cover Flow.
-Fixed unrecognized selector sent to instance uncaught exception when selected the Quit menu item from the bottom bar.

From the last update:
Introduced two new Services:
1. Take screenshot in File Cabinet Pro
2. Take interactive screenshot in File Cabinet Pro

The "Take screenshot in File Cabinet Pro" Service allows you to take a screenshot (like you would if you used Command+Shift+3), but instead of saving the screenshot file on the Desktop, the screenshot image is saved to the current directory being displayed in File Cabinet Pro.

The "Take interactive screenshot in File Cabinet Pro" Service allows you to take a screenshot of a portion of your screen (like you would if you used Command+Shift+4) but instead of saving the screenshot file on the Desktop, the screenshot image is saved to the current directory being displayed in File Cabinet Pro.

If you want to use these Services, make sure they are enabled in System Preferences. Then you can use the Services from the Services menu in supporting apps. You can also assign your own hotkey for these Services in System Preferences.

Compatibility: OS X 10.10 or later, 64-bit processor
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