XYplorer Beta Club

Here we go... That previous post was:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10691
and my problem was that I had accidentally turned on 'sticky select.' I didn't notice I had done so, so I then unchecked 'multiple select.' Anarchy ensued.

Ummm.... If this (Tools>Customize List>Multiple Select) is turned off, then I can't ever select multiple items, even if I hold the Ctrl key down! How do I get the normal behavior of only selecting one item via mouse clicks but multiple items if I hold down Ctrl ??? As previously mentioned, I thought...

I recall someone else posting about this recently, though I can't find the post. Somehow "multi-select" got turned on. I thought maybe I accidentally hit a hotkey combo and turned it on. So I checked my custom keyboard shortcuts and there was no hotkey assigned. I turned it off again via Tools>Custo...

Well I worked my way up through the most recent betas and they all have worked after I click "Run anyway." Just now I downloaded and unzipped the most recent, then copied my Data folder with all my settings. It seems to be working fine. Apparently the crisis remedied itself? Or maybe I just imagined...

21.00.0000 seems okay.

I restarted Windows. That didn't help. I went to the version just before the current one. That didn't help.

Then I got the portable of 20.90.0919 (fresh install/trial). At first Windows Defender wanted to block it, but I clicked "Run anyway." And it does seem to be working.

Arg!!! I updated to 21.00 a couple days ago and it was fine, but just now, Windows Defender doesn't like xyplorer. Simply removes xyplorer.exe. I'll try with the previous version, I guess... Using portable version on Win 10 with no admin rights, btw.

Thanks for the reply Highend. I'm not seeing any commands inside of xyplorer to update, so I deleted everything from the newer folder that wasn't Type: Application. Then I moved everything that wasn't Type: Application from the older folder. This seems to have worked. ...actually it occurs to me tha...

Hi There, In past years I've always been an "administrator" of my computers. I recently started a job where I am not. I've been learning to use no-install software that doesn't require admin rights to run. So anyway, xyplorer works fine. I unzip the portable version info C:/Portables/ and I'm good t...

Is the "real path" different from just the full path? I use this often enough that I assign Alt+C to it (I don't recall the default hotkey). This command is also note worthy on the Menu bar, because it's the first menu (File) and the first item (which is submenu "ToClipboard") and first item in that...

fizzybiz wrote: ↑

19 Jul 2020 09:44

Request! Please ensure the new version is AutoHotkey-compatible!

YES PLEASE !!!

Strange, I'm surprised this didn't work... In Excel I pressed Ctrl+K to make a link. Then I pointed it to
C:\Program Files (x86)\XYplorer\XYplorer.exe \path="C:\Users\swkunkel\Google Drive"
Excel won't open it though...

Re start up speed: You can also get useful information if you open the Help Menu, then Crtl+Shift click the "Various Information" menu item. It will give you a report such as below. You can see that Drive H gives me problems. BTW this happens with other explorers too. It's because H is the "My Docum...

Mine seems to work that way, but I do have to click on an image first.

I rarely use Windows Explorer. XYplorer gets used throughout the day. I'm a school psychologist, so I generate a great deal of paperwork. XY definitely helps me to manage it all. Regarding Win+E.. I'm also an AutoHotkey user and I have a much-altered version of AutoCorrect.ahk running. I have a line...