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by ReviewPilot
22 Jan 2010 13:10
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: ALT GR - Return
Replies: 6
Views: 2299

Re: ALT GR - Return

admin wrote:Unsupported detail or bug -- it's on my list and I basically know how to do it, but it's a bit tricky, so I never gave it the sufficient priority.

ok thx for the update..

cu
by ReviewPilot
22 Jan 2010 10:43
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: ALT GR - Return
Replies: 6
Views: 2299

Re: ALT GR - Return

hm, thanks for the answer jacky.. Again to the initial problem.. Selecting more than one file, should the AltGr-Return return the properties-window for both files together, as in WindowsExplorer? Or, in other words, is this a bug or an unsupported detail? I'm not sure how to interpret this atm.. Che...
by ReviewPilot
21 Jan 2010 17:54
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: ALT GR - Return
Replies: 6
Views: 2299

Re: ALT GR - Return

You can probably get that window by right-clicking on one of the selected items and choosing Properties, but XY's trigger works on selected item it seems. Additionally, if you wanna change attributes on many items at one, why not simply do it directly from within XY, e.g. tab Properties of the Info...
by ReviewPilot
21 Jan 2010 16:36
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: ALT GR - Return
Replies: 6
Views: 2299

ALT GR - Return

Hi, A bit late, but happy New Year :roll: Found no topic related to the following issue: In Windows Explorer, if I select some folders or files (more than one), pressing "ALT GR - Return" results in opening the properties of selected items. And well, it shows the combined filesize, attribu...
by ReviewPilot
09 Dec 2009 16:46
Forum: Wishes
Topic: Dual Pane Wishes
Replies: 186
Views: 44314

Re: Dual Pane Wishes

Use 'Lock Tree' and that would not happen. Just learnt that one today ;) No, I meant the other way round. Also if tree is unlocked, the following: I drag file from pane 2 to pane 1. - tree does not update the position (which is what I would want) But: I drag file from pane 2 to any Tab (the tab hea...
by ReviewPilot
04 Dec 2009 14:58
Forum: Wishes
Topic: Dual Pane Wishes
Replies: 186
Views: 44314

Re: Dual Pane Wishes

A glance on my roadmap should suffice for a reasonable man to forget about schnickschnack like dual tree. There's real good stuff waiting to be done... Don, zer0, please dont get me wrong. I strongly believe this idea is by no means schnickschnack . For the new questions asked, I think I have answe...
by ReviewPilot
03 Dec 2009 16:10
Forum: Wishes
Topic: Dual Pane Wishes
Replies: 186
Views: 44314

Re: Dual Pane Wishes

I'm sure to remember: Don said he would consider "dual-tree" later in a next level of dual pane. Or am I wrong? I would love this, too! And a tree-layout (i.e. which folders are expanded) remembered for each tab - but this isn't only dual pane... Hey Donald, is that correct what Peter say...
by ReviewPilot
01 Dec 2009 16:13
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: Find Files in current tab
Replies: 6
Views: 2404

Re: Find Files in current tab

admin wrote: Should be fixed in next version.
great!
no hurry :D
by ReviewPilot
01 Dec 2009 14:26
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: Find Files in current tab
Replies: 6
Views: 2404

Re: Find Files in current tab

hmm, let me explain what I mean with the Address bar: -When I select a tab (tab1), it's path will be displayed in the Address Bar. -If I search (find files) on that tab(tab1), the search results get displayed in the list. The Address Bar Path stays the same (as it is still the same folder where the ...
by ReviewPilot
01 Dec 2009 13:53
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: Find Files in current tab
Replies: 6
Views: 2404

Re: Find Files in current tab

admin wrote: Which "path display"?
Well, what's the space called above the tabs, which displays the paths? I mean where I enter the location..
I got it. It's "Address Bar", isn't it?
by ReviewPilot
01 Dec 2009 11:00
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: Find Files in current tab
Replies: 6
Views: 2404

Find Files in current tab

Hi, When I Search for files , and have the settings set to "current tab": If I search, change tab, and then switch back to the "search" tab, the path display (above the tab) gets not updated (to the folder I have searched in) and still displays the last visited tab's path.. Even ...
by ReviewPilot
27 Nov 2009 17:40
Forum: Wishes
Topic: How about a file viewer and editor?
Replies: 30
Views: 15567

Re: How about a file viewer and editor?

admin wrote:..Different work styles...
yepp, I guess so, too.

but anyhow, are there ways to give information to another program via any kinda bridge? I mean st. XY supports currently? Would be interesting ..
by ReviewPilot
27 Nov 2009 16:44
Forum: Wishes
Topic: How about a file viewer and editor?
Replies: 30
Views: 15567

Re: How about a file viewer and editor?

- The Viewer (F3) and Editor (F4) open selected files from the list, using different executables. - Sth very special to both of them is some kinda program linkage. E.G I use TC's search feature (search in files/folder). It then shows it's search result in a file list popup. I now select the file I ...
by ReviewPilot
26 Nov 2009 16:12
Forum: Wishes
Topic: How about a file viewer and editor?
Replies: 30
Views: 15567

Re: How about a file viewer and editor?

Hey, let me add my opinion. I was always no big friend of Norton/Total Commander, as I liked the "visual & mouse browsing" a lot. Since working more and more with complex file management/viewing/editing operations, and accessing structures on many many remote network computers which ju...
by ReviewPilot
26 Nov 2009 14:48
Forum: Wishes
Topic: move to opposite pane
Replies: 15
Views: 4221

Re: move to opposite pane

Did you know that there's Undo . :wink: sure. never played with this yet, but sounds nice. Anyhow what does undo help me if I don't realize I have accidentally dragged some file away? Or if I realize it one week later? well btw it's not thaaat probable that I move sth. to another pane now, as my ke...