Startup behaviour

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KeesButh
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Startup behaviour

Post by KeesButh »

When I start Xyplorer the fiurst time I get an error (plus it takes VERY long). When I touch the shortcut to the directory manually,m it shows up immediately.
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highend
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Re: Startup behaviour

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Configuration | General | Safety Belts, Network | Network | [x] Cache network servers
Configuration | General | Startup & Exit | [x] No network browsing on startup
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KeesButh
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Re: Startup behaviour

Post by KeesButh »

Lots faster, but not quite what I hoped
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