Norton Commander 7.0.19.0

Norton Commander is a file manager software created by Norton in the 1980s and 1990s. It provides a two-panel interface that allows users to easily manage and manipulate files and directories on their computer.

Norton Commander was first developed for MS-DOS, but later versions were also released for Windows and OS/2.

No, Norton Commander is no longer available for download or purchase. It has been discontinued since the late 1990s, although some third-party developers have created similar software using the same name.

Norton Commander had a variety of features including file copying, moving, and deleting, batch processing, archiving and compression, network file transfer, and more. It was also highly customizable through user-created hotkeys and macros.

Norton Commander was popular among power users and IT professionals who needed a more efficient way to manage files and directories.

Norton Commander was first released in 1986 for MS-DOS.

The last version of Norton Commander was version 5.51, released in 1998.

Norton Commander was a paid software, it had a one-time purchase price.

Norton Commander provided a more efficient and powerful way to manage files and directories compared to Windows Explorer. Its two-panel interface allowed users to easily compare and manipulate files and directories, and its customization options provided greater control over file management tasks.

Norton Commander was discontinued due to the declining demand for its functionality as operating systems continued to improve their built-in file management tools. Additionally, the rise of graphical user interfaces made the command-line interface of Norton Commander less popular among general users.