RCC software is designed for all users who value their time and convenient working conditions. It is a new utility type for the work with files and folders. Due to the full integration with Windows Explorer RCC adds "My computer" folder contents to the pop up menu of any application (the current window of the program should be intended for the work with files). Thus the disks, folders, files and the operations with them will be presented as the items and subitems of the hierarchical pop up menu.

The software is easy to use and simple to understand. It will take the user a few seconds to understand the main points how it works (to be more precise, a few mouse movements).And besides, the more complex folder structure you use and the larger amount of documents you use, the higher is your productivity.

The basic advantage of RCC is that it does not substitute other programs but expands and improves their features. It is the advisable to use RCC as an addition to Windows Explorer (including the "Desktop" and the "Start" menu), in the "Open", "Save As:" dialog windows in any program and along side with Total Commander file manager.

Each of these programs offers its own interface and work style. With the help of RCC you can carry out many file operations unanimously, and which is more important - effectively (more convenient and faster).

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