DoneGandolf wrote:Ctrl+Shift+F4: Show Tree
Here's the new BETA (32-bit)
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As usual, I have to be different, and don't agree. I switch the tree on and off on a regular basis in order to see very long files names.admin wrote:Code: Select all
* Newly assigned keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+F12: Show Address Bar (previously "Show Tree") Reason: showing/hiding the tree is presumably less often needed.
Ctrl+F4 is "Rebuild Tree" so Ctrl+Shift+F4 (which I think is not used) would be a better solution for me.
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Re: Here's the new BETA
Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v4.40.0047, 16-jan-2006).
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v4.40.0047 - 16.01.06 10:10
* Newly assigned keyboard shortcut:
Ctrl+Shift+F12: Show Address Bar (previously "Show Tree")
Reason: showing/hiding the tree is presumably less often needed.
* Little orange arrow context menus on Find Files Date, Preview, and
File View: now they open on LeftMouseDown thus allowing for the
elegant mousedown-and-select-on-mouseup motion.
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Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v4.40.0044, 15-jan-2006).
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v4.40.0044 - 15.01.06 15:27
+ Preview Tab, tool menu for audio/video: added checkable commands
"Autoplay" and "Loop Audio/Video". These options are as well to be
found in Configuration/Preview.
* Preview for audio/video: when "Loop Audio/Video" video is off and
the medium has played to the end, now you need just press <space>
once to restart it. Before you needed one for rewind plus one for
start.
+ Address bar: note that you can also paste files (with full path)
into the bar. They will be selected in the file list when you go
there.
! Address bar: crash when using up/down arrows on an empty but
visible match list (happens after all items have been deleted).
Fixed.
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Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v4.40.0043, 15-jan-2006).
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v4.40.0043 - 15.01.06 11:15
*! Address bar: improved deleting items (and removed a crash bug).
Now after deletion selection moves on to the next item. Makes it
easy to quickly delete a whole series of items.
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Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v4.40.0042, 15-jan-2006).
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v4.40.0042 - 15.01.06 10:46
+ Menu View: added command "Show Address Bar".
+ Address bar now has the same font (and font size) as tree and
list. Use menu View/Font to set it.
! Toolbar tooltips misplaced when address bar visible. Fixed.
+ Preview Tab, tool menu for audio/video: added commands
"Start/Pause Playing" (Space) and "Go to Beginning" (Shift+Space).
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v4.40.0041 - 14.01.06 14:47
+++ Added address bar. The following characteristics should be nothing
but expected:
- Locations entered via address bar are stored in the bar's
dropdown list (up to 64 items; last on top), and, of course,
between sessions.
- There's auto-complete functionality as is typical for address
bars: when you start typing a location into the address bar, it
shows you a list of places (sorted alphabetically) you've gone
to before that match what you've typed so far.
Note that a match here means a match of string beginnings. So
typing "c" (or "C", case does not matter) will not bring up
"D:\C..." but only locations *starting* with "C". Other ways are
thinkable...
Less expected might be this:
- To delete a particular item from the address store, have it
listed in the auto-complete list, then select it using arrow keys,
then press <Del>.
- There's no "Go" button. Selecting a list item or pressing
<enter> will make you go.
Note further:
- Synch with "Go to" (Ctrl+G) is planned but not yet perfected.
- In the coming version you will be enabled to hide it... :)
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Re: Auto-refresh not working
Mystery. This function works since years.The_Dude wrote:Usually a folder added or a folder deleted.admin wrote:What kind of changes?The_Dude wrote:I have all the boxes checked, and I still have to do "F4" every time to get the Tree updated with the changes.
Sometimes CD-ROM or DVD-ROM changed.
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Re: Auto-refresh not working
Usually a folder added or a folder deleted.admin wrote:What kind of changes?The_Dude wrote:I have all the boxes checked, and I still have to do "F4" every time to get the Tree updated with the changes.
Sometimes CD-ROM or DVD-ROM changed.
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Re: Auto-refresh not working
What kind of changes?The_Dude wrote:I have all the boxes checked, and I still have to do "F4" every time to get the Tree updated with the changes.
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Auto-refresh not working
Regardless of the wording, right now the Auto-refresh feature doesn't work.
I have all the boxes checked, and I still have to do "F4" every time to get the Tree updated with the changes.
Beta Version 33
WinXP Home SP2
PS I indeed ended up unchecking the Network box, because it did indeed slow up things.
I have all the boxes checked, and I still have to do "F4" every time to get the Tree updated with the changes.
Beta Version 33
WinXP Home SP2
PS I indeed ended up unchecking the Network box, because it did indeed slow up things.
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Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v4.40.0040, 11-jan-2006).
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v4.40.0040 - 11.01.06 22:02
* Updated parts of the help file. Especially the Keyboard Shortcuts
and Mouse Tricks section, and some of the main menu commands.
There's still lot to do, I know.
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Ok, I'll concede..."Calculate Folder sizes" works for me as second choice...it's definitely better than original text..Thanks!!!
Notes to Admin/Don for the "whenever I'm bored and have a chance" list: 1) Add that string to the HELP file (and index) with a desc of what it does.
Also update the Keyboard shortcuts with revised text.
Which implies...another "fix" --> moving the desc of "F4" and "F5" from the Edit menu to View menu in the help file.
2) Remove "(menu Go)" from "Clear history on exit" because: Now that history is available via down-arrows, the Go menu ref is incorrect. And I think anyone would understand what history is and isn't...if not, clarify in Help file.
Notes to Admin/Don for the "whenever I'm bored and have a chance" list: 1) Add that string to the HELP file (and index) with a desc of what it does.
Also update the Keyboard shortcuts with revised text.
Which implies...another "fix" --> moving the desc of "F4" and "F5" from the Edit menu to View menu in the help file.
2) Remove "(menu Go)" from "Clear history on exit" because: Now that history is available via down-arrows, the Go menu ref is incorrect. And I think anyone would understand what history is and isn't...if not, clarify in Help file.
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I like your solution best - it's easy to understand and, as far as I understand, technically sufficient.admin wrote:Could some other all users, including newbies/dummies, comment, please. It's always good to hear a 2nd opinion.j_c_hallgren wrote:I believe the choices as I proposed would be clear and understandable by most all users, including newbies/dummies...
My own suggestion still stands (while the wording can surely be improved):Code: Select all
Auto-refresh on file system changes Include network locations
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