D64/71/81 are not the only files that benefit from the ConGo Shell Extension - it is useful outside disk images too by showing you all details on C64-images, C64-archives and C64-sounds. Let’s start with images: no more boring file icons - Explorer will show you the actual content of a file as it’s icon. In the left Explorer pane, you see a preview. The infotip shows some image details:

If you prefer to see the big picture, you can have it in thumbnail mode:

Additionally, the extension provides you with image sensitive context menus:

If you select “properties” from the context menu, you can see the picture in full size:

Note the trackbar below the picture, you can use it to zoom in and out. So much about images - no about archives. The shell extension works very similar for them. You get infotip and preview:

You also get a new context menu:

and a property page showing the contents of the archive:

Finally, the shell extension provides you with a better overview on your C64 sounds:

and there’s a sound property page as well:

Last but not least there Explorer gives you a rough preview of every D64/71/81 without actually opening it. Look carefully at the file icon: it shows you how “full” a D64/71/81 is. In this way you can better look for empty space to save files to.

Also, you have info-bubbles and a preview in the left Explorer pane telling you disklabel, number of free blocks, number of files and the first few files on the disk:

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