XYplorer Beta Club

highend wrote: ↑01 Oct 2025 18:04 Uninstall your x86 apps, install their x64 counterparts, use the 64-bit context menu in XY...

Some of the apps I use do not have a 64-bit version, so they only interface with the default menu.

phred wrote: ↑01 Oct 2025 18:34 Wouldn't using the 64bit version of XY take care of this issue?

I would, however, the XYPlorer context menu items do not appear on the 64-bit menu. There does not seem to be a way to add these to a particular menu.

In Windows 11 there seems to be two of the right-click menus: The standard one, and the 64-bit version. The problem is that when I install programs/apps, some apps put their shortcuts into one menu, or the other, but not both. Having to hunt for the correct menu item each time makes the right-click ...

I currently use Power Desk. I am not sure what that uses. I just enter my website info, and password one time, then it automatically connects whenever I need it. The power desk blurb from their website is copied below. They don't offer much more. "PowerDesk FTP - Connect to your FTP accounts in...

Thank you for the response.
The FTP transfer capability would be a very useful item. I have to update websites regularly, and it would be so convenient to simply do it from XYPlorer.

Perhaps in the future...

I switched to XYPlorer several years ago, and have never looked back. There is however, one feature I have not been able to find yet - a built-in FTP transfer. In Power Desk (another file program), there used to be a built in FTP so that I could upload files directly to my website. It would simply s...

On the toolbar, you can add a custom button to run a script.

Two questions:
1. what language do I use for the script? I have tried several commands, but none seem to work
2. I just want to make a simple custom button that links to a specific directory on the hard drive. Any ideas how to do this?

Ok, Found it, it was already checked. I did not see it the first time since I had the 64-bit menu checked, and it does not appear in that one. Since I unchecked the 64-bit context menu it shows up and works perfectly. It would be nice to be able to get the features from both menus in one. Next versi...

Thank you both for your responses.

The Ctrl+Shift+P works great.
My context menu does not have the "context menu -> To Clipboard -> Item Name(s)". Is there a way to add it?

I am new to the later versions of XYPlorer, the last I had was version 8. I now have a license for the latest version. :?: :?: I need to be able to highlight a group of files, and copy just the filenames. I found the "copy as path" feature, however that does not give me what I need. I need...

I figured out what the difference was, I have both Office 2003 and 2007 installed (our company is transitioning over to 2007, but many clients still use 2003). When the file extension is modified to open with a particular file, the "Advanced" button changes to "Restore". This is ...

Please forgive the stupid question, but what program language is the script written in? I know several, but I do not recognize the examples I have seen.

If this is a proprietary language, where can I get a syntax / command reference?

Thank you for your response. I looked at both of the links provided, however neither was able to help. The link on FAQ I had already tried, but I do not have the "Advanced" option as indicated in the instructions. The other one seems focused on Vista and Office 2007. I have Windows XP and ...

This topic seems to have been discussed previously, however I can not find discussions where the preview pane tries to open the documents for all MS office file types and PDFs as well. I have also not been able to find a solution that works for me. I use Windows XP - SP2, with both MS office 2003 an...