An easy to use application featuring zoomable user interface, that acts as a file manager, file viewer, multi-function clock and game collection.
- Eagle Mode
- Version :0.93.0
- License :GPL
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Oliver Hamann
Eagle Mode Description
Eagle Mode is a reliable application that features Zoomable User Interface and serves as a folder explorer, file viewer, desktop clock or game collection. Any file or item can be accessed by zooming in on it, while left clicking on a file displays its metadata.
The digital cosmos
The software displays all its functions as elements in a 3D cosmos like environment, where all you need to do is point your cursor on an element and use the scroll wheel to zoom in on it. The folder structure on your computer can be displayed as icons and subfolders can be “opened” by simply zooming in on them.
You can view a file’s metadata such as character or line break encoding, when clicking on it. You cannot access other programs, but you can perform several operations, such as copy files, rename, delete or move them to a different location. Additionally, you can create new file or directory, as well as compress files to ZIP, 7Z or ARC format.
Reliable office functions
Aside from the file viewer and manager, Eagle Mode is a text editor, enabling you to create, modify or delete text documents. Simply zoom in on the folder where you wish to save the file and create a document with Notepad or WordPad.
Moreover, you can access the desktop clock, that displays the system time, the current date, as well as the UTC time. You may view the local time, as well as set alarms or use the stopwatch function. Additionally, you can relax between tasks, by playing one of the built-in games. You can easily access Chess, Mines, Netwalk, as well as beautiful fractal images.
Conclusion
Eagle Mode is a comprehensive multi-functional tool that recommends you another approach to using the classical file explorer and viewer. It features Zoomable User Interface that allows you to smoothly navigate through folders and files, as well as read documents or view photos. Shortcut buttons lead you straight to the root folder, or to the Documents directory.