In a message on Monday 01-10-16 Paul Quinn said to Holger Granholm:   
      
   Good evening Paul,   
      
    HG> Another file manager, I understand.   
      
   PQ> Yes.  Hence the GMTA.  Very early on around 1987, I started using   
   PQ> Norton Commander for DOS and that lasted about 5 years; I still have   
   PQ> a copy of a European variant with a BBS terminal option.  At some   
   PQ> time, I did have a look at XTree but I didn't really like it since   
   PQ> it didn't follow the same multi-directory panel layout that I was   
   PQ> used to.  Since the early 90s I've been using Total Commander for   
   PQ> Windows (TC for short).  That's over 25 years!  :)   
      
   Thanks for the list of various Windows File Managers. I have also in the   
   beginning run Norton Commander, Central Points which began as PCTools,   
   and maybe some others, but I'm glad that I stayed with Xtree and now its   
   descendants ZTree for OS/2 and Windows.   
      
   PQ> of my machines and other things, take a trip when you get a chance   
   PQ> to:   
   PQ> http://members.dodo.com.au/~colgilly/   
      
   I've deferred this message of yours. It will stay there until I delete   
   it, ie. not automagically disappear as the reply directory will, after a   
   set time in days.   
      
   PQ> Ah, weather... well, we're technically into the second month of   
   PQ> summer but it hasn't startd to really heat up yet.  We're having   
   PQ> 30-34øC days with variable 60-85% humidity but the Earth is still   
   PQ> warming.   
      
   I just read in todays newspaper that there have wild bush fires, IIRC   
   south of Perth, with temperatures about 39øC and strong winds.   
      
   A local inhabitant here is visiting her sisters over there, over the   
   XMAS season.   
      
   Have a nice evening,   
      
   PQ> Thank you kindly.  Have fun!  Be good.  (I don't think they're   
   PQ> mutually exclusive.)   
      
      
   Cheers from here too,   
      
   Holger   
      
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