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"Track..." from context menu to system folders
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You might want to read this if you're looking for priority service
Please Include The Following Information1) Your XYplorer Version (e.g., v28.00.0801)
2) Your Windows Version (e.g., Win 11)
3) Your Screen Scaling Percentage (e.g., 125%).
Use Your Profile Or SignatureWe strongly recommend adding your Windows Version and Screen Scaling Percentage to the Location field in your Profile or to your Signature. That way, you only have to type them once, and we won't have to search for that vital information.
How To Attach ImagesWhen attaching an Image, please use the Attachment tab at the bottom of your post and click "Add files".
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Leopoldus
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"Track..." from context menu to system folders
In Windows shells a standard command "Track..." is absent from the context menu for the system folders as "My documents", "Temporary Internet Files", "Recycled" etc.
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admin
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Re: "Track..." from context menu to system folders
Yeah, fixed.