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Tuesday, 12 February 2008
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Year: 2007
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 English 
Harddrive Installable:
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Hardware:
 A500 (OCS) 
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Minimum CPU: 68020
Compatible Kickstart: Unknown
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This is a continued version of the well known Filemaster series. The development of the program has been taken over by Christian Kummerow. Filemaster 3.1 Beta 9 is the latest version, and this one was released on the 27th of December 2007.



Filemaster 3.1 Beta 9 is freeware. You can grab the keyfile below.


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P G
12 February, 2008

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One of my favourite file managers for the Amiga. It's highly configurable, easy to use, fast and efficient and not resource hungry at all. smilies/smiley.gif Recommended!

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