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v4.20.0049 - 17.11.05 12:24
+ Toolbar: added Maximize Info Panel (toggle).
+ List view, context menu: added Up, Back, Foreward commands.
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v4.20.0049 - 17.11.05 12:24
+ Toolbar: added Maximize Info Panel (toggle).
+ List view, context menu: added Up, Back, Foreward commands.
Actually, I'd really like it better with another one. Reason is I usually hide the panel, to get more space for the tree&list. And when i need it, I just hit F12.Leopoldus wrote:Why another? It could be the same button with three-steps-circling algorythm.jacky wrote:Another toolbar' icon I'd like to see: Maximize/Minimize panel (Shift+F12)
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v4.20.0048 - 16.11.05 22:42
+ Overwrite default tab targets by holding keys while triggering any
browse action:
Force new tab: hold Shift.
Force same tab: hold Ctrl.
+ Toolbar: added toolbar context menu command "Customize
Tool&bar..." for all buttons without own context menu.
* The new toolbar customization will be remembered between sessions
only if the active license is the professional one.
A tri-state circle would be ok, too: off-min-max-off-min-max-...jacky wrote:Another toolbar' icon I'd like to see: Maximize/Minimize panel (Shift+F12)Code: Select all
+ Toolbar: added Info Panel. Show/hide the info panel (toggle).
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+ Toolbar: added Info Panel. Show/hide the info panel (toggle). The default is currently 0. I personally like seeing the refresh actionThe_Dude wrote:Is the default 0 or 1 ?admin wrote: + Here's a new INI file trick (aka hidden feature):
[Settings]
NoWatchDuringFileOp=1
(I can't imagine why one would not want the refresh turned off during the file op, so IMHO NoWatch should be the default - although I could be unaware of other factors.)
Is the default 0 or 1 ?admin wrote: + Here's a new INI file trick (aka hidden feature):
[Settings]
NoWatchDuringFileOp=1
Cool idea. Just done it!jacky wrote:BTW for buttons without context menu, maybe you could have one with only one item: Customize toolbar
Cause that's a common way to go/see if a toolbar can be customized in many apps
a very cool hidden feature if you want my opinionadmin wrote:Here's a new INI file trick (aka hidden feature):
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v4.20.0046 - 16.11.05 13:06
+ Toolbar: added Refresh. Refresh tree and list in one go.
+ Toolbar: added Info Panel. Show/hide the info panel (toggle).
+ Toolbar: added New Tab. Add new tab (clone of current).
+ Toolbar: added Lock Tab. (Un)lock current tab (toggle).
+ Toolbar: added Close Tab. Close current tab.
* Tree context menu, Create New Subfolder Here: now focus is always
moved to the new subfolder, and the rename mode is invoked in the
tree (not in the list). And that's independent of the context menu
of the current or another folder was opened.
+ Here's a new INI file trick (aka hidden feature):
[Settings]
NoWatchDuringFileOp=1
If NoWatchDuringFileOp=1 then auto-refresh is suspended while file
operations are going on. Reason: consecutive refresh activities do
slow down the file operation itself. This is notable especially on
large folders and when moving many bytes.
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v4.20.0045 - 15.11.05 10:30
! Info Panel, Report, Current List, Incl. find specs: the find specs
reported were not up-to-date with the current find files options.
Fixed.
+ Drives Listing: added new column "Free %".
+ Holding Shift while pressing a button or a menu command will open
a new location in a new tab. This does work with:
- Favorites & Favorite Files.
- History & all Go to... commands.
- Toolbar commands Back, Fore, Up.
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v4.20.0042 - 14.11.05 18:24
+++ Menu Tools: added command "Customize Toolbar...". Finally we have
a toolbar configuration GUI.
Remove all buttons to restore the default configuration.