Navigator

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Navigator is an innovative utility for the Mac that gives you instant access to every file on your computer, and its easy-to-use interface has virtually no learning curve. Navigator takes up no Desktop space -- it resides in the Title Bar area of the active window -- and doesn't require learning any key combinations. New Mac users should find it a blessing, and experienced users should find it significantly increases their productivity.

Navigator is smart, too: Navigator automatically "focuses" on the folder that contains the active application when you are in a Save, Save As, or Open directory dialog box; when looking for a file, Navigator initially "focuses" on the folder that contains the active application. In both of these cases, the other files on your computer are also immediately available to you through an alphabetized, hierarchical display.

Navigator also allows you to quickly view, open, or launch any file on your computer with a single click of your Mouse, and all of these features don't require remembering a single keyboard command!

Some Of The Features Included In Navigator

Navigator is very fast -- it works in the blink of an eye.

Navigator doesn't require remembering even a single key combination.

Navigator takes up no valuable Desktop space -- it is accessed from a window's Title Bar.

Navigator automatically appears in the Title Bar area of the window which is active -- even when you switch programs.

Navigator automatically "focuses" on the folder that contains the active application when you are in a Save, Save As, or Open directory dialog box.

Navigator automatically "focuses" on the folder that contains the active application when you are looking for a file.

Navigator lists all the other files on your computer directly under the files in the "focused" display. This makes them immediately available to you without requiring you to perform any additional steps.

Navigator automatically presents you with an alphabetized, hierarchical list of all the files that are present on your system -- including files on floppy disks and other mounted volumes.

Navigator organizes files by volume for ease of access.

Navigator's hierarchical display can be up to five levels deep.

Selecting a folder in Navigator automatically opens the folder and displays its contents.

Selecting a file in Navigator automatically opens the file in the program that created it.

Selecting an application in Navigator automatically launches the application.

Navigator is always instantly available because it doesn't require launching an application.

When the Finder is the active application, the top of Navigator's display organizes all your system's files -- this includes all items under your Apple Menu -- for quick and easy access.

When in certain types of small windows, Navigator's location automatically switches to the right side of the Title Bar. This makes better use of the available space in these windows.

When in a directory dialog box, Navigator often automatically relocates itself to a position that is easier to access from the dialog box.

If you have a problem with Apple's Apple Menu Options, you may find using Navigator resolves the problem by providing an alternative method for accessing the contents of the Apple Menu.

Requirements

A Macintosh computer with System 7.0 or later (including Systems 8, 8.1, 8.5, 8.5.1, 8.6, and 9) and a 68020 or later processor. Navigator requires only about 400K of hard drive space (only about 100K if you are using one of my other utilities). System 8.5x compatibility information

Navigator includes a 30-day money back satisfaction guarantee and costs only $19. To order a registered copy of Navigator, click here: Order Registered Copy

To download a free, fully functional 10-day demonstration version of Navigator, click here: Download Navigator Demo