Multiple select across tabs/panes

[Alain]

Hello,

I am a GAOTD recipient and i must say that i am impressed. It is worth every penny. Congratulations!

My question:
I am using the catalog to launch an application to compare files and folders: (Winmerge)
I use the following command:
WinMergePortable.exe <selitems>

It works fine when the files or folders are in the same tab.
However, there is a common use case where you want to compare files/folders on two different physical drives. And i understand they have to live in their own pane. Hence my question: how do you multiply select across panes?
Best regards
Alain

[j_c_hallgren]

I am a GAOTD recipient and i must say that i am impressed. It is worth every penny. Congratulations!

Hi and welcome to the XY forums!
"Worth every penny" yet you got it via giveaway...seems a bit unusual...

Hence my question: how do you multiply select across panes?

Maybe something here may be of use? :
http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=6867
http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7261

There are some other threads you can find via a "winmerge" search here as well.

[Alain]

"Worth every penny" yet you got it via giveaway...

Well, this is a value judgment. I will probably purchase the next major version and i will recommend it to my colleagues.
By the way, in which language is it written: C++ or VB ?

Best regards
Alain

[eil]

Well, this is a value judgment. I will probably purchase the next major version and i will recommend it to my colleagues.
By the way, in which language is it written: C++ or VB ?

now that will be a real gratitude for developer.
language: VB.

[j_c_hallgren]

"Worth every penny" yet you got it via giveaway...

Well, this is a value judgment. I will probably purchase the next major version and i will recommend it to my colleagues.

Glad to hear that! But just know that a nbr of folks have regretted buying the lifetime vers when they realize they won't be able to have more than approx a year of updates...if cost of the lifetime vers is really a major issue, at least once a year typically Don has had some special offer so you may want to watch for that.

By the way, in which language is it written: C++ or VB ?

And so far, the only known limitation caused by the VB code is the 64-bit situation....most all of us don't care what language is used.