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XYplorer Beta Club
v4.20.0017 - 19.10.05 18:54
! Preview of MS Office formats did not work when "Auto-refresh on
file system changes" was active. Reason: the Accessed date of Office
documents is reset by the opening application in the moment they are
opened; this change lead to an immediate refresh which again lead to
an immediate closing of the just opened files. Well, it's fixed.
Note: I just noticed the MS Office format preview does work only if "auto-refresh on file system changes" is off! I'm working on it...Code: Select all
v4.20.0015 - 19.10.05 18:00
+ Added preview of the following MS Office formats:
DOC, DOT, RTF, PPT, XLS, CSV.
Note that they are all previewed through Internet Explorer, so
they will appear as if you loaded them into your (IE) browser.
+ Menu View/Show Folder Sizes: added shortcut Shift+F5.
! Fixed scrolling problems (includung a couple of side-effects) with
file listings > 32767 items.
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v4.20.0014 - 18.10.05 12:30
= NEW OFFICIAL RELEASE. Main changes since last release:
- Dramatic speed improvements at gathering files (browsing
and finding). Accessing networks drives got faster, too.
- Drag'n'drop on tab headers now can select a tab: if you hover your
dragging mouse over a tab header for a second the tab will gain
focus. Let's call it "Delayed Dual-Pane" (infact Multi-Pane).
- Added zip-extraction per drag'n'drop.
- Added Favorites to Move To, Copy To, and Backup To menus. Now you
can easily move, copy, and backup to your Favorites.
- Various bug fixes.
Yes, but you don't have to shut down Windows when you shut down your computer: if you don't know that look out for "XP hibernation".The_Dude wrote:AFAIK, Windows closes any open applications as part of its shutdown process.Gandolf wrote:But is it not also bad practice to close Windows with applications open? So TrackerV3 must be closed before shutting down the system.admin wrote:In my opinion you shouldn't even close it
AFAIK, Windows closes any open applications as part of its shutdown process.Gandolf wrote:But is it not also bad practice to close Windows with applications open? So TrackerV3 must be closed before shutting down the system.admin wrote:In my opinion you shouldn't even close it
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v4.20.0012 - 12.10.05 18:32
+ Menu View/Sort By: now the sort direction (Ascending/Descending)
is displayed along with the column name. Re-click the checked menu
to reverse the direction.
+ List view: right-clicking the line number column header (#) now
pops up the Sort By column menu.
I close Windows only every 2 weeks or so. Normally I shut down my computer to hibernation state. But that's an XP only feature AFAIK.Gandolf wrote:But is it not also bad practice to close Windows with applications open? So TrackerV3 must be closed before shutting down the system.admin wrote:In my opinion you shouldn't even close it
But is it not also bad practice to close Windows with applications open? So TrackerV3 must be closed before shutting down the system.admin wrote:In my opinion you shouldn't even close it
In my opinion you shouldn't even close itGandolf wrote:Closes O.K. now, even when I do thing I shouldn't..admin wrote:Crash (error 91) when closing the app while certain context menus
Closes O.K. now, even when I do thing I shouldn't..admin wrote:Crash (error 91) when closing the app while certain context menus
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v4.20.0010 - 10.10.05 15:13
! Crash (error 91) when closing the app while certain context menus
were being displayed. Fixed.
+ List context menu in find mode: added command "Go to Focused
Item", which does the same as pressing Ctrl+LeftArrow: browse to the
focused item. Quite useful when your search includes deeply nested
subfolders or huge lists.
* When trying to close a home tab (a tab with home defined) you now
have to answer an "Are you sure..." question first.
* When trying to close all other tabs (including home tabs) you now
have to answer an "Are you sure..." question first.
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v4.20.0009 - 09.10.05 13:07
+ Added "Rename" to the tree's right-click (context) menu.
* If a normal (F2) rename operation fails because you stated an
illegal name or a name already existing, the rename box will now
stay open until you succeed or explicitly quit renaming.
! Accelerators (underlined access letters) and focus rect (dotted
line around focused control) have been missing from the app's
windows under XP (and certain further conditions). Fixed.
Okay, no problem.admin wrote:In Windows-based applications, the range of valid dates is January 1, 100 through December 31, 9999. In other words: you can isolate your early dates either by column sorting or by Find-Files-by-date, then select them and mass-time-stamp.lole wrote:One thing, if it possibly to add/change so dates that is before, say 1900-01-01, also get marked with a leading question mark?
Had few dates that was set to year 1794.
