Hi Don;
A small problem getting folder sizes - If there is even one file (not folder) selected in the listview, it prevents getting folder sizes, either by shift-F5 or by using the toolbar button.
Only if nothing is selected in the listview, am I able to get folder sizes showing.
John
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Getting Folder sizes no work if a file is selected.
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Re: Getting Folder sizes no work if a file is selected.
Yes. That's a side-effect of the option to calculate only the selected folders. The only-selected mode is entered when there are any selections in the list. It is not checked whether these are files or folders.
I'll change that...
I'll change that...
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Re: Getting Folder sizes no work if a file is selected.
Hi Don;admin wrote:Yes. That's a side-effect of the option to calculate only the selected folders. The only-selected mode is entered when there are any selections in the list. It is not checked whether these are files or folders.
I'll change that...
No prob, I just thought I'd mention it, since I have folder sizes showing all the time, except when I am in my NetDLoads folder with a file being updated. XY tends to use a lot of CPU juice (18% - 25%), so I turn Show Folder sizes in List off (this stops the high CPU use).
This is how I noticed it.
John
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