View proof sheets in windows file manager

Is there any way I can save proof sheets to my hard drive and later view them in Windows File Manager?

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Screenshot1
New version pushed to AUR:
- changing entry ownership and permissions now associated under one action tag
- few other action tags changed
- Quick Start Guide now available, see Project's homepage
- bug fixes
Last edited by machel (2014-07-15 11:48:48)

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dolik.rce wrote:ability to execute commands on the files/directories
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dolik.rce wrote:execute some actions conditionally
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