Favorite file and command prompt icon bugs

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surrender
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Favorite file and command prompt icon bugs

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Two little bugs:

1) "Toggle Favorite file" does not work in the toolbar icon if I have no previous favorite files to start with. After adding one favorite file the icon works fine.
2) "Command prompt here" icon transparent.

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Re: Favorite file and command prompt icon bugs

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surrender wrote:Two little bugs:

1) "Toggle Favorite file" does not work in the toolbar icon if I have no previous favorite files to start with. After adding one favorite file the icon works fine.
2) "Command prompt here" icon transparent.
Oooooops, thanks, I'll upload a fix immediately...

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Post by j_c_hallgren »

:D Now THAT's what I call GREAT support! Where else would one get a fix to a program in that short a time? It's even better than typical anti-virus vendors releasing new definitions when there are active attacks!

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Post by surrender »

j_c_hallgren wrote::D Now THAT's what I call GREAT support! Where else would one get a fix to a program in that short a time? It's even better than typical anti-virus vendors releasing new definitions when there are active attacks!
Couldn't agree more. Amazing support. :wink:

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surrender wrote:
j_c_hallgren wrote::D Now THAT's what I call GREAT support! Where else would one get a fix to a program in that short a time? It's even better than typical anti-virus vendors releasing new definitions when there are active attacks!
Couldn't agree more. Amazing support. :wink:
I'll second that. Not only support for bugs but also for incorporating user suggestions.
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Post by j_c_hallgren »

And as we're discovered since I joined this 8) gang, sometimes changes can be made TOO quickly!!! When adding one feature may affect how others use XY, by removing another, maybe giving it a couple of days so any power users who happen to be away from forum (work/trip/etc) have a chance to give feedback would be a good idea.

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