At the bottom of each section is an information bar that gives you all your drive information ON THE FLY! This is very handy for filling up MP3 players as it lets you know when you're getting close to your maximum allowed storage limit for your player media without having to right click all over the place to get information.
If your into keyboard shortcuts more than using the mouse, FreeCommander has an excellent shortcut adjustment window giving you tons of features for which you can assign keystrokes. Here's a pic of the adjustment window:


Another great feature of FreeCommander is its 'Favorite Tools' area where you can setup your own shortcuts to your favorite programs and utilities. This list is then available from the icon in the toolbar. FreeCommander also contains a file splitter which allows you to separate one large file into a number of parts. This is handy for email purposes on a server that has an attachment limit involved. The splitter allows for a specific number of files created or you can adjust it by MB/Kb size. It even creates a self install .exe file which will assemble the split file at the 'other end' without the need for the installation of FreeCommander! A nice little feature. Here's a screenshot of the file splitter window:


FreeCommander also comes with a compression utility which will open up .zip, .rar and .cab files as well as the ability to create .zip and .cab files too. Their 'Pack' and 'Unpack' utility has many settings and is very easy to use. Here's a screenshot of the compression utility:


FreeCommander comes with all of the above plus:
 Built in viewer for binary, hex, text and image files, folder comparison and synchronization, file modification, file searching including archives, dos command line, multiple language support, create and verify MD5 checksums, pane swapping, portable (runnable on a USB storage unit or CD) and so much more.