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MacLikeDriveDisplay 1.1


License Free
Requirements Windows 2000/XP, Yahoo Widgets Engine
Downloads 9 Limitations None
Publisher Bartos Szygalski File Size 207k
Date added 27 Mar 2007 Check your speed

MacLikeDriveDisplay dynamically arranges drives on your screen. It lets you eject any ejectable mounted device by double clicking the eject symbol. By double clicking on the drive image, it will be opened in WinExplorer. If you drop a file on the drive image this very file will be moved to the specified volume unless the target is an optical device. Optionally it can display the drive size, the free space on the volume, and the drive label.

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