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It is only recently on the introduction of ZtreeWin 2x that he requested for a donation of $ 10.

He has NEVER demanded anything, and every time there is a major upgrade to ZtreeWin even then he has let us download the upgrade. In my experience with ZtreeWin for over a decade at least Kim Henkel has been nothing but generous. Hope Kim can address this in a future upgrade. I am referring to opening up a file's long filename, extension, date, attributes and size the long filename gets cut off and you need to keep switching back and forth between the long filename view and the file details view. I would have given ZtreeWin a 5 star rating but I took 1 star off only because I would like to see one feature extended beyond what it does presently. Personally I love it and liken it to going into a technology store, and checking out stuff out in the back where they normally won't let you go. Those who arrived on the scene since may not have the keyboarding skills and might be thinking of the non-GUI text-based interface of ZtreeWin as a bit disorienting. I think it is because those of us who were weaned on the DOS interface are very comfortable using keyboard commands. Some of the other reviewers here have said they cannot understand why more people don't use ZtreeWin. And if in your original search on Win& you made a syntax error you can check out whether or not you did in Ztree using wild cards.

When that fails it is time for Ztree because you can use wildcard characters. Even though Windows 7 has about the best search feature I have experienced.

Here is my experience with Ztree - "When All Else Fails Go To Ztree for Disk or File Management". Though I must say I never thought that Ztree was as popular as the reviews here on fileforum. I am glad that even though Norton bought out XtreeGold and killed it Kim Henkel created a new incarnation of it as ZTreeWin.