CE FileCommander 1.1 is the evolution of version 1.0. During the extended beta testing by thousands of users worldwide we have fixed all bugs detected in previous version, greatly improved UI based on the recommendations of our customers, as well as added many new useful and interesting features.

CE FileCommander 1.1 has a wide choice of features but at the same time it is still compact in size and therefore does not occupy the costly resource of Pocket PC. This is the major advantage of CE FileCommander 1.1 and puts it far ahead of many other utilities with the same functionality.

New features in CE FileCommander 1.1:

1. Network utilites

- improved telnet client

* support for ANSI terminal escape sequences (with an xterm terminal emulator)

* color support is provided by implementing ANSI-BBS-style escape sequences

* screen size negotiation and dynamic changing

- alternate ftp-client support with the switching by user request as workaround of well known Pocket PC 2000 WinInet bug

- ping utility

- finger utility

- whois utility

2. File operations

- shortcuts support (files & folders)

- display file size for folders

3. Sysinfo

- battery state indicator added

4. UI improvements

- improved and simplified process of file and file group selection (without check box)

* processing file in focus for copy/move operations like selected

- file sorting enhancement

* indication of sorting type in the header

* ascending/descending ordering

- code optimization to minimize the reading time of long directories

- vertical/horizontal splitter support

* dynamic panes sizes

- ability to change panel styles (NortonCommander vs WinCommander)

5. Bug fixes

- Jornada 54X bug fix (empty panels on Joranda 54X devices)

- launch associated application bug (try to launch files with unregistered in system files extensions)

- FTP code is rewritten (without using winInet) for Pocket PC 2002 to fix the following Pocket PC 2002 bug:

"You cannot access FTP sites (either through IE or through WiniNet) that require username/password. This worked in Pocket PC, and always transmits anonymous now on Pocket PC 2002.”