TxQuickView TxQuickView is a classic file viewer plugin explicitly designed for the Total Commander file manager. It provides a rapid, comprehensive look into multiple file formats without requiring users to launch resource-heavy native applications. Core Mechanics & Multimedia Support
The plugin converts Total Commander’s lister or quick view panel into an all-in-one media terminal. By embedding standard platform players directly into its architecture, it eliminates formatting compatibility issues.
Internet Explorer Integration: Used directly to load and format complex HTML sites and digital PDF documents seamlessly.
Windows Media Player: Embedded natively to handle major Windows-native audio and video files.
QuickTime & RealPlayer: Hosted inside the plugin structure to play legacy streaming files and Apple-specific media extensions.
Image Frameworks: Displays raster graphics and common design formats instantly upon selection. Executable Inspections and Delphi Forms
Beyond standard media, TxQuickView serves as an essential tool for developers and system administrators inspecting system components.
Executable Extraction: Highlights internal raw metadata, dependencies, and embedded resources (such as application icons or strings) inside .exe and binary files.
Delphi Object Parsing: Renders Object Pascal Delphi forms right inside the preview pane.
Custom Extensibility: Users can extend form recognition by mapping their own custom derived Delphi classes directly within the platform’s TxQuickView.ini configuration file. Directory and System Topology
When a user selects a folder rather than a file, TxQuickView alters its interface layout to assist with storage management:
Visual Directory Trees: Generates an instantaneous structural tree map of all subfolders.
Automatic Size Calculation: Tallies and displays exact folder sizes on screen. This allows users to pinpoint bulky directories without checking individual property sheets manually.
Font File Previews: Renders localized text strings and glyph layouts for system font files automatically. If you need help setting up this tool, let me know: Your current Total Commander version The specific file extensions you need to preview
If you need help editing the TxQuickView.ini configuration file TxQuickView 1.30 – Total Commander
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