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Right mouse clicking on a folder in tree or file list panes causes TrackerV3 to close with the standard Windows error message. Clicking on a file displays a context menu.
I didn't notice it before but I cannot remember when I last used a right mouse click on a folder since it is not a common requirement. Version is 0096.
I also recently installed PixVue which installs as a context menu item so don't know if that is causing the problem.
Right click on folder
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Re: Right click on folder
You guessed it, that's the culprit. I explained elsewhere in this forum (here) that some custom shell extensions lead to trouble. Unfortunately I cannot do much about it.Gandolf wrote:I also recently installed PixVue which installs as a context menu item so don't know if that is causing the problem.
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I've just seen on another forum reference to ShellExView from http://www.nirsoft.net with which you can disable context menu items. I haven't tried it but it sounds interesting.
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