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Directory Opus is a resource manager on the Windows platform, which is definitely the most fully functional and customizable one. You can complete almost all operations through it, including viewing image meta information, previewing images, reading text file content, batch renaming, compressing files, and FTP synchronization requests.
Directory Opus is a powerful, simple, and easy-to-use file resource management tool designed and developed by GP software company in Australia. Its main program adopts a user interaction interface similar to Windows system, which has good adaptability. Comparable to it is the well-known Total Commander file manager, which can be described as a dual peak confrontation and two water diversion. However, in terms of ease of use, Directory Opus is more suitable for the mouse community.
The main advantages of Directory Opus are reflected in two aspects: built-in functions and file collection. The rich data browsing, window arrangement, and preference settings bring great convenience to users. The "Resource Manager Replacement" setting can perfectly replace Windows Explorer, making file management operations smoother, simpler, more efficient, and more personalized. For those with large screens and frequent file operations, it is the right choice!
Replace Resource Manager
Directory Opus provides an option to replace the native resource manager. You can open your folders through Directory Opus in any state without having to start the Directory Opus main program and select a folder each time, improving efficiency.
Multi label window
It is worth mentioning that Directory Opus is no longer limited by native resource managers and provides users with a multi label, double-sided board operation mode. The activation panel is marked in blue and the accessed subdirectories are displayed in gray italics, which helps users operate both parent and subdirectory files simultaneously. The multi label window can help you record more folders without having to navigate or add shortcuts again Fast access and other cumbersome operations.
Link within tag
Another feature of Directory Opus is its support for intra tag links. You can associate two tags in the left and right windows, and synchronize the display of any tag in the other window when you activate it. For example, you can associate the 'Download' folder with the 'Archive' folder, which allows you to archive files while managing download projects.
100% customizable user interface
The panel window size of Directory Opus can be fully customized and provides very comprehensive file data information, allowing you to create your own personal style of Directory Opus. The information provided by Directory Opus is very comprehensive, including image file resolution, file hash value, program version information, audio and video tags, etc.
Not only that, you can also group the current folder by a certain label, such as file size, modification time, etc. At the same time, you can further adjust the display style in the "Options" panel, such as modifying the display colors of marked folders and files. You can even modify the status bar display information through scripts. The following figure shows how to add a display of disk usage. You can read the reference provided by the example and make adjustments using HTML code.
Powerful file content preview function
File content preview allows you to directly view the file content without opening it. For text files, the program will display the file content, while for executable files or other standard PE files, the program will display their hexadecimal content. If you need additional information or change the panel display method, you can choose the desired action from the pop-up menu by clicking the "Form" button on the upper right side.
Filter file names for faster file localization
File name filtering may be a feature that users need, such as finding copies of files with the word 'Copy' in a pile of files, but these files are scattered among them. This may help you with file name filtering. Just enter the full or partial file name to be filtered (displayed), and support wildcards. You can enter the filename extension of bd or bdc after d search.
FTP service support
Directory Opus effectively implements FTP services and supports compressed file previewing without decompression. FTP can be installed locally or over a wide area network, and the browsing effect is consistent with managing local files. You can add the FTP information to the site list for the next direct connection. In the "Site List Management" menu, you can import or export list data.
Data backup and synchronization
Data backup may be an important part that many users are very concerned about. Directory Opus provides folder difference analysis to avoid unnecessary transfer time caused by direct replication. Of course, this feature is not only available locally, but you can also perform differential analysis and automatic synchronization with the FTP server.
Efficient file renaming function
As a resource manager, Directory Opus has also made great efforts in file renaming, supporting regular expressions, real-time effect previews, continuous numbering of information labels, and saving renamed templates. Through regular expressions, you can split the file name into two parts, with the file name part referenced using 1 and the extension part referenced using 2.
If you purchase an optional USB export license, you can export the installation and configuration to a USB device. This way, you can create a "portable" version of Opus that you can run on other computers without installing Opus on those computers. The portable version is completely independent on the export device and does not make any registry or other changes to the system running it.
The USB export feature requires an additional fee as it actually grants you an extra license to run Opus on another machine simultaneously. If you did not select this feature when purchasing Opus, you can add it at any time from the "My Account" page on the GP Software website. You can access it from the License Manager (from the Help menu); Check if the USB export function is enabled.
To begin the USB export process, select the "Backup and Restore" command from the "Settings" menu. Click on the 'Export to USB flash drive' option, and then click 'Next' to continue.
The dialog box will display a list of your USB devices. In addition to regular flash drives and external USB hard drives, Opus also supports U3 devices (although this standard is no longer in use to some extent) - any U3 device will be represented by a different icon. Opus also supports installation; Devices for the PortableApps menu system.
You can choose several different ways to export to a USB drive:
Select the drive to export to, and then click Next to continue. At this point, if you choose to use this drive as the encryption dongle option, the system will prompt you to enter the actual location where you want to export Opus.
Next, you will have three options to choose which version of Directory Opus to export:
The system will also require you to select the elements to be included in the exported copy. By excluding unnecessary components, you can reduce space usage and shorten the duration of the export process
You may be given the option to export the image and sound files used in the configuration. This only applies to files stored in the appropriate image and sound Opus configuration directory. You can enter/popusdata in the location field; Use folder aliases to find these directories. (They may also be stored in the shared/popusglobal data directory. When exporting to USB, private and shared configuration elements will be merged.) Images or sounds located elsewhere will not be copied to the USB drive; The configuration can still point to them, but the exported copies can only be loaded when they exist in the same location on the computer where you are running the exported Opus copy.
The final confirmation page displays the total size required to export the drive. Click 'Next' to continue exporting.
Usually, when running the USB version& nbsp; Explorer replacement mode is not available. This is because the Explorer replacement mode requires changes to the system registry, including some changes that can only be made as an administrator (such as installing programs from programs). However, you can enable a limited form of Explorer replacement mode for the USB version by editing the INI file created with the portable launcher. When opening Explorer replacement mode in the USB version, some (but not all) modifications will be made to the system registry, and the old values will be automatically restored after exiting the portable version. You may find that the Explorer replacement mode does not run as well in the portable version as in the regular version of Opus - for example, folders launched by certain third-party applications may continue to open in Explorer.
For regular USB exports, you can find (or create) an INI file (called DOPUS. ini, usually located in the root directory of the device) in the same folder as the USB launcher. For PortableApps exports, you can find (or create) it in the F: \ PortableApps \ directoryOpusPortable \ App \ ApInfo folder (called LayoutOpusPortable. ini). As shown below
This is an example of the INI file format.
# This is an example INI file for the Directory Opus portable launcher.
#
# The options you can set in this INI file are:
#
# AllowExplorerReplacement: Determines whether the Explorer Replacement option is available in the portable version.
# "true" or "false" (default "false")
#
# RunFromTempFolder: If AllowExplorerReplacement is true, determines whether the launcher is copied to the %TEMP% folder
# on the host system and run from there. Allows more secure clean-up of Explorer Replacement registry changes.
# "true" or "false" (default "true")
#
# AutoLister: Enable or disable 'auto-Lister' semantics when the portable version is started.
# "true" or "false" (default "true")
#
[DirectoryOpusPortable]
AllowExplorerReplacement=false
RunFromTempFolder=true
AutoLister=true
🔗 For more answers, please refer to the official website introduction:https://docs.dopus.com/doku.php?id=additional_functionality:exporting_to_usb