Use the contextual menu to easily access folder contents
Folder Contents CM is a popular, trial version Mac software, being part of the category Utilities with subcategory Finder Add-ons & Replacements.
More about Folder Contents CM
The software version is 1.6 and was updated on 12/16/2005. Folder Contents CM is available for users with the operating system Mac OS X and prior versions, and you can download it in English.
Since we added this program to our catalog in 2005, it has obtained 305 downloads, and last week it gained 0 downloads.
About the download, Folder Contents CM is a not that heavy program that will not require as much free space than most programs in the section Utilities.
Folder Contents CM is a Mac OS X-compatible contextual menu plugin (CM) which allows users to access folder contents by control-clicking on that folder. The engine can also view the contents of the packages, including application packages. The contents are displayed on icon-decorated hierarchical menus where users can browse the folder contents to unlimited depth. Folder Contents CM has ability to handle disks, files, folders, aliases, symbolic links, and invisible objects.
The concept of contextual menu is to show a set of commands on a floating menu. Normally, this menu is invisible. It will be loaded or shown only when users hold down the Control key, and then click on the desktop. Users who have two-buttons mouse can use right-click to show the contextual menu.
Features:
- A fast way to browse the folder contents to unlimited level
- A fast way to show the package contents
- Has icons on the menus so users can recognize the objects more easily
- Selected items can be folders, disks, packages, and their aliases
- Provide an easy way to handle the invisible objects
- Provide an easy way to handle the symbolic link, a unix-styled alias
- Provide an easy way to change the object properties, such as type, creator and visibility
- Has ability to remember 20 recently used objects
- Has an interface to set up the advanced features, i.e. the Preferences window
