Here's the new BETA (32-bit)

[admin]

Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v4.40.0021, 10-dec-2005).

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v4.40.0021 - 10.12.05 10:18
    * Menu File: added commands Open, Delete, and Rename. The Open 
      command applies only to (currently selected) items in the file list.
    * Now you can open all currently selected files at once by simply 
      pressing Enter.
      You can as well open selected files when a non- selected file is 
      focused, i.e. when the focus rect is positioned at a non-selected 
      file (was not allowed before).
      If exactly one folder is selected, <Enter> will open that folder in 
      XYplorer. If more than one folder is selected, <Enter> will open 
      those folders with the associated program (usually Explorer).
    ! Open menu File, close it, add new Favorite, open menu File again: 
      crash (error 360)! Fixed.
    + List view: by holding down CTRL while drag-selecting you can 
      select another group of files, and another, and another...

[admin]

Thanks!

"Simple Folder View"

See http://www.xyplorer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=3973

[DennisR]

An excellent program, Donald. I've used it almost from the beginning. I know of no other program, free or not, that the author works on and updates almost daily. Each release is better than the last. Keep up the good work. I do have one small request though. The only feature that seems to be missing in XYplorer is the "Simple Folder View" introduced with WinXP in Window's Explorer. Where you click on a folder in the tree and it automatically expands that folder's branch. It's one of the big improvements in Window's Explorer IMHO. Could you make XYplorer do the same? It would be a big improvement.
BTW...Congratulations on making the Pricelessware 2006 list.

[admin]

That's what Explorer does, I know. But do you really want to copy a drive to a folder? It feels funny...

I don't But I know some people might wanna do that to "backup" a data drive or something....

There are so many other ways to do this in XY.. I'll wait until 2 folks cry for it

[jacky]

That's what Explorer does, I know. But do you really want to copy a drive to a folder? It feels funny...

I don't But I know some people might wanna do that to "backup" a data drive or something....

[admin]

Drives cannot be copied, only their contents.

Well you could just create a directory like "Label (Drive D)"
But yeah I see what you mean....

That's what Explorer does, I know. But do you really want to copy a drive to a folder? It feels funny...

[jacky]

Drives cannot be copied, only their contents.

Well you could just create a directory like "Label (Drive D)"
But yeah I see what you mean....

[admin]

...why do you disable to whole thing for drives (C:\, D:\ and such), why not do like for the Desktop & disabled only Move ?

Drives cannot be copied, only their contents.

[jacky]

Menus Move/Copy/Backup To: better en/disabling depending on current selections and focus.

Works well:)

I see you've update a bit, but why do you disable to whole thing for drives (C:\, D:\ and such), why not do like for the Desktop & disabled only Move ?

[admin]

Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v4.40.0020, 07-dec-2005).

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v4.40.0020 - 07.12.05 11:35
    * Menus Move/Copy/Backup To: better en/disabling depending on 
      current selections and focus.
    + The tray icon (after minimizing to tray) now has a little right-
      click menu.

[admin]

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    * Tree and List Item Context menu: added submenu "Move/Copy/Backup 
      To", under which "Move To", "Copy To" and "Backup To" are now 
      subsumed.

Why didn't you add the same submenu to the file menu as well to keep it consistent?
Wouldn't hurt in MHO.

Yes, of course I thought about it. But I figured: there's enough space in the file menu, so why not have them one level nearer here? But maybe the inconsistency is disturbing some innocent users...? Hmm...

[RalphM]

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    * Tree and List Item Context menu: added submenu "Move/Copy/Backup 
      To", under which "Move To", "Copy To" and "Backup To" are now 
      subsumed.

Why didn't you add the same submenu to the file menu as well to keep it consistent?
Wouldn't hurt in MHO.

[cycletronic]

BTW, just found out that Explorer's tree is buggy with the icons sometimes: shows green when it should be red and so on. So, XY has beaten Explorer also with overlay icons

Cool. There's not much left to beat Explorer on now. Is there anything left?

[jacky]

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    * Tree and List Item Context menu: added submenu "Move/Copy/Backup 
      To", under which "Move To", "Copy To" and "Backup To" are now 
      subsumed.

Great, /me likes that Thanks

But for me the menuitems in the File menu are always disabled, no matter what. (I don't use them, but...)
BTW I see you've hide thoose when right-clicking on a root. Nice, but why not just disabling "Move To"; as one might wanna use the other two...
Oh and they show up on the Desktop, not sure if they should be.
Oh and last, but not least, I really like it

[admin]

woohoo! The icon overlays work splendidly! This app gets better every day (and not just from overlays)
Thanks!

BTW, just found out that Explorer's tree is buggy with the icons sometimes: shows green when it should be red and so on. So, XY has beaten Explorer also with overlay icons