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That did the trick ! Works quite nicely (and as expected).
Thanks !!!

Thanks !!!

I am trying to figure out how to get to the "Edit Locations" dialog which is referenced in the "Multiple Location Search" topic in the XYplorer online help. Here is the text: "Edit Locations: An easier way to achieve the same is using the Edit Locations dialog that is reache...

I've run into a problem where the Find Files operation does not discover files on USB flash drives when the "location" data entry box selection is "Computer". When the "location" data entry box selection is the explicit drive letter assigned to the USB flash drive and t...

I am using XYplorer version 25.00.0200 (yes, I am a little behind). The OS version: Windows 11 Pro 64-bit, Version 23H2, Build 22631.4460 My typical scenario is: 1. I have two XYplorer sessions (i.e., discrete windows) open. 2. In session one I Right click and hold the mouse button on a file. 3. I d...

I have experienced the same type of failure on local drives (not a network attached thing like an SMB "share"). It often happens when a file is moved from one directory to another, regardless if the two directories involved are in the same partition (e.g., the same "Drive Letter"...

Thanks for the explanation (of sorts ) !

For quite some time (years) I've noticed that using Shift+Del to permanently delete a directory and all of its content is rather slow. For example, I created a directory containing 74 files comprising about 356 MB of space. When I select that directory and then press Shift+Del to initiate the mass d...

I've installed several versions of XYplorer, each in their own directory: V22_90_0100 V23_90_0200 V24_40_0000 I ran the exact same search using each of these versions and I get the same Divide by Zero failure each time. The machine where the failures occur is a Lenovo T460P running Windows 10 Pro 64...

They are all Proc: IsFileOK@129

I've attached the file Test_20230517.zip which shows a sampling from a
test run today.

Just to be clear, I ran the script with the Configuration options
"Use 64-bit IFilters for content search" and "Fall back to IFilters
of the other bitness" both unchecked.

I ran the text extracttext(); script on several of the .eml files
that had previously caused the divide by zero error, and the script
executed without error and displayed the extracted text.

I did some experimenting to see if I could simplify the test by restricting the search to a single directory and its subdirectories. The goal was to reduce the number of files being examined and, therefore, reduce the elapsed time for a given test. My initial pass was with both "Use 64-bit IFil...

Hi Donald. I'm back and ready to continue working with you on this problem.
Thanks for your help and your patience!

Due to a business commitment it is unlikely that I will be able to work
with you on this problem until Saturday 29 April. I apologize for the
delay. Thanks for all of your help!