Windows Desktop Explorer For Sharepoint

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Visual Modus is a Windows Desktop Explorer for SharePoint. It allows you to manage and share documents, restructure folders and other resources stored in SharePoint. Drag and drop between SharePoint sites, to and from your email, local folders, ftp sites and network locations. Copy, move, add, and remove entire folder structures. Check-in, check-out, and send to other locations or email. Edit the SharePoint documents with any associated desktop application. Drag and drop emails and attachments directly to SharePoint or from SharePoint to your email. Manage document versions and properties. Create new documents from templates. Create your personal logical navigation trees, Neoxen NaviLists, to SharePoint contents, even from multiple sites. Store these NaviLists as XML files and share them with your colleagues. Email NaviLists to others or send Visual Modus links to any SharePoint contents. Store your favorite locations into your Favorites. Create team, role or project based NaviLists and store them centrally in SharePoint. Define users to automatically load the specified NaviLists. Both Active ...
... Directory and forms based authentication are supported. Visual Modus supports HTTP, HTTPS, WebDAV, FTP and ODMA. Combine entire MOSS 2007, WSS 3.0 and SharePoint 2003 sites or only certain folders to logical hierarchies. Combine your FTP, intranet, file share, WebDAV and SharePoint sites. Link documents, instructions, descriptions, web links or folder contents together and store them as NaviLists. Visual Modus Explorer is installed in the client machine, no server installation is needed and no modification to the server or security settings is required. After setting up a server connection from Visual Modus Explorer, you can navigate the SharePoint server contents just as you would navigate folders in Windows Explorer. Navigate to a document or folder and right-click to get access to all related functionality. Open the SharePoint Organizer from the Tools menu to synchronize your offline files.