LikeMac Updates Disk Order for Better Apple Mountain Lion Support

Based in Khmelnitsky, Ukraine, LikeMac
Group has updated Disk
Order to v.3.2.4, its double-pane (commander like) file manager
for Mac OS X.

This release adds some features and
improves Mountain Lion support.

Dropbox plug-in is included. It makes
possible to browse through files on server, download and upload, or
view and edit them. File dropping is also supported.

The viewer has been updated to allow
file viewing on FTP servers, in archives or in other virtual file
systems. Download progress is displayed in the viewer window, so it’s
always possible to cancel.

7zip archives are also supported. The
user can walk through packed directories, view file contents and pick
up some items to extract. Everything works with other supported
formats.

It can copy/view/edit files, browse
archives, connect to FTP servers and do other file operations. Also,
it has plug-ins, one of which is iPod Browse for downloading music
from iPod/iPad/iPhone.

The software was designed to be a
double-pane substitution of Finder, which can save time and offer
file management at the same time. It is tailored for those who used
to work on other platforms with applications like Total Commander or
Directory Opus. Nearly all file operations can be performed with
customizable key combinations, without mouse.

It requires Mac OS X 10.5 or higher and
an Intel Mac. It can be downloaded free of charge on 30-day trial
term basis. The full version can be purchased for $29.95.