FILE MANAGER

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Got some free time to spend...




Made a simple File Manager to classify your files separately and get it organized in sub folders from a messy folder.
All you have to do is choose a folder and click the manage files button to manage all your files present in the selected folder.


Prerequisites:- You must have JRE (Java) installed on your system to execute the jar file.

Download Link :- http://keepcount.esy.es/File_Manager.jar

Please test it and let me know if there are any bugs...
 


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