| Version | 3.75 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Foryoursoft |
| Release date | Jun 23, 2013 |
| Date added | Jun 24, 2013 |
| Os requirements | Windows Vista, Windows, Windows 2000, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP |
| Requirements | None |
| Total downloads | 26,639 |
| Price | Free to try |
Description
File Property Edit Pro is software for modifying file attributes. With the folder browse feature plus the drag and drop support you can easily add a group of files or directories and then change create time, modify time, last access time, and other file attributes and properties. Also, the undo function allows you to rollback all the changes you just made with one click. Main features: Modify file and folder's created date time, modified date time, and last access date time. Modify file and folder's attributes including Archive, Read Only, Hidden, System, Temporary, Offline, Content index, or Normal. Edit the file's summary properties including: Title, Subject, Author, Keywords, Comments, Template, Last Author, Revision Number, and App Name. Drag and Drop: It's easy to add files to the list, just drag files from anywhere and drop them to File Property Edit list.
Review
Changing file attributes in one fell swoop is extremely easy, thanks to this well-designed and capable program. Despite a short trial period and file limit, we were still able to fully experience its superb performance.
File Property Edit has a very clean and easy-to-navigate interface that will appeal to all user levels. It flows in such a way that you know exactly where to go first. We added an entire folder and opted to include paths and subdirectories. The program also provides a filter feature. The contents of our folder immediately appeared in the interface window. From there, we had the options of modifying the file time and setting file attributes, such as archive, read only, hidden, and offline, to name a few. As soon as we clicked the Apply Changes button, the program instantly modified the file attributes. We were able to just as easily change the file attributes back to normal using the same steps, as well as by clicking the Undo Changes button. We were reminded of the program's 50-file trial limitation, but other than that the process worked exactly as it would with the registered version.
We would have liked to have seen a built-in Help feature, but there is a link to the publisher's Web site for help. We also would have liked to have a longer trial period than the given 15 days. Still, if you're looking for a no-nonsense file manager, this program is a worthy contender.
