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Try the "Show 64-bit Context Menu" command in the 32-bit context menu... Excellent, thank you! I now have another, related, problem.... When you first mount the image, instead of taking the next available drive letter, XYplorer displays it as a second C: drive! You can't do anything with ...

Hello, I know I'm going to feel really stupid when I get the answer but I have been searching for 2 days and can't figure this out. I'm using Everything search engine . How do I mimic the behavior of Explorer's command: $exec("explorer.exe" /select,"%1") $exec(xyplorer.cmd "...

I see. I will add another flag to make to this happen. Looks useful enough to me. In the next beta you simply do this (watch the last "f" parameter for files): text formatlist("D:\test\data.1\filename1|D:\test\data.1\filename2.ext", "f", "|", "!*.*"...

What is your main purpose? List all files without extension in a certain folder? I have a collection(+1,250,000) of sound modules(+500 filetype) on my external hard drive. I would like to sort or seek them by filetype. If i use "Branch View" it takes time, so i decided to build(with FOLDE...

Hi, If a folder name contains .(DOT) FORMATLIST with filter "!*.*" won't return filename without extension This is working : text formatlist("D:\test\data1\filename1|D:\test\data1\filename2.ext", "f", "|", "!*.*") Return "D:\test\data1\filename1...

Hi and welcome! Well, the filter is applied to the whole path/file, not just to the filename. Is this a bug? No! FORMATLIST is not even specialized to filenames. It does not know what a path is. Don Thank you for your quick reply That's clear, it's not a bug. I'll post in "Tips & Tricks, Q...

Hi, If a folder name contains .(DOT) FORMATLIST with filter "!*.*" won't return filename without extension text formatlist("D:\test\data1\filename1|D:\test\data1\filename2.ext", "f", "|", "!*.*") Return "D:\test\data1\filename1" :biggrin: t...