Amiga Explorer

You can connect the Amiga Explorer with your PC and gain access to its resources, for example, transferring images, ROM or files, from the traditional Windows desktop. So basically, you can consider the Amiga Explorer an alternative to Windows Explorer. The tool now comes with a state of the art a self-installation option that does not require the use of any additional data pertaining to Amiga Software, for example PC filing, terminal software, etc.
The explorer also backs up all serial TCP/IP connections, which include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections. Here are some of its features:
• You can now copy data to the Amiga Explorer as well as from it
• You can also move and delete data quite easily.
• You can also format and analyze Amiga’s directories and files using Windows Explorer and desktop.
In addition, using the Amiga Explorer you can also get to read ADF files and disk images. All you have to do is drag and drop files into the reader. Users can also access virtual HDF images and copy them as well as view and copy ROM images from Amiga to your desktop. This could prove to be useful especially when talking about an emulation process.
All in all, it is an interesting program.