By default, each panel takes up a quarter of the interface, but you can choose other layouts, by clicking a series of buttons, located on a toolbar. You can find other tools on the panels, which make it easier to navigate to a folder on the hard drive. Furthermore, tabs can be duplicated and copied to other panels by clicking and dragging them. This gives you the possibility of opening several folders on the same panel. It is also possible to create navigation tabs on each panel. You can browse through local or network folders on each panel independently and move or copy your files by clicking the appropriate options, located on each panel or you can just drag and drop the files from one panel to another. Q-Dir looks and feels like Total Commander or other similar applications, but its user interface consists of four panels, instead of two. The application is lightweight, so you won't notice a significant impact on your computer's performance. You can also use it on various Server editions. It offers support for numerous Windows platforms, from Win 98 to Win 7 and it can be installed in a few moments. Q-Dir is distributed as a freeware application. You can explore four different folders in parallel, click and drag files from one location to another and much more. Q-Dir takes a step forward and offers a quad-panel interface. In this kind of situations, third party file managers, like Total Commander or others, can make your work easier, with their dual-panel interfaces. Windows Explorer makes it quite easy to browse through files, unless you have to copy or move files, from one place to another, on a daily basis.
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