Here's the new BETA (32-bit)

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0164, 12-sep-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0164 - 12.09.05 14:14
    + Tree and List, Navigating with Keyboard: made numpad keys work.
    * Dbl-clicking or Enter on shortcuts (*.lnk files) now always opens 
      the linked target. Before the link was opened and the OS decided 
      what to do with it.
    + Added command to tree context menu: "Open in New Tab". Opens the 
      selected folder in a new tab.
    * Previewing videos: now when in paused mode right-clicking does 
      seek a new position (show a new frame) without starting to play.
v4.00.0161 - 06.09.05 20:52
    ! Hilited Focused Row and focus rect would get out of synch after 
      random sort (CTRL+R). Fixed.

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0160, 06-sep-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0160 - 06.09.05 11:28
    ! The splitter setting (width of the treeview) was not remembered 
      correctly under certain conditions. Fixed.
    + Tree and List, Navigating with Keyboard: shifted keys and special 
      character keys (!#ßä@~ etc), whose location (key code) is 
      typically dependent on input language and physical keyboard 
      layout, are now correctly recognized (translated into character 
      codes). So now you can navigate to files and folders starting with 
      e.g. "#22" or "!oi" by pressing the keys #,2,2 or !,o,i.

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0157, 04-sep-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0157 - 04.09.05 10:34
    + Configuration, Preview: Now you can explicitly set the maximal 
      area of previewed images. You could do the same before, but only 
      implicitly via setting the maximal area of previewed thumbnails.
      By default, the value is set to 12,000,000 square pixels (4000 x 
      3000 pixels).

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0156, 03-sep-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0156 - 03.09.05 16:48
    + Now also reports and menus can have natural numeric sort order.
    ! An error message related to a very exotic string file version 
      corruption has been cooled down.

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0153, 30-aug-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0153 - 30.08.05 14:20
  +++ Preview: now the targets of shortcuts (*.lnk files) are previewed! 
      Opens up all sorts of interesting possibilities for organizing font, 
      icon, image, sound, video, and HTML files, well actually any files.
      Another revolutionary TrackerV3-only feature.

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0152, 28-aug-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0152 - 28.08.05 12:51
    + Now you can have natural numeric sort order for files and folders 
      in tree and list. For example:
        File3.ext
        File20.ext
        File100.ext
      With normal alphabetical sort you get:
        File100.ext
        File20.ext
        File3.ext
      You find the new option on Configuration, General.
      Note, that natural numeric sorting is implemented for XP only! On 
      other OSs the switch is ignored.

[admin]

There are 4 color sets :
browse
find results
drives (mycomputer)
nethood

Open configuration in each mode to set the mode's color set.

[jacky]

Ok ok, "Hilite Focused Row" will be back.

About the colors, for both this & the alternate colors in grid, it seems there are two sets of colors, ones used pretty much everywhere, and ones used on My Computer (with the list of all the drives)

I don't know if it's supposed to be that way or not, but since they also changed it the configuration I thought it might be a little bug....

[jacky]

Ok ok, "Hilite Focused Row" will be back.

Thank You

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0151, 26-aug-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0151 - 26.08.05 12:00
    + Now "Create Shortcut(s) Here" takes care of collisions. Find 
      results can contain files of the same name in different folders so 
      disambiguation of the shortcut names is necessary. For example:
      Same-named target files:
        Folder01/File01.jpg 
        Folder02/File01.jpg 
        Folder03/File01.jpg 
      Automatically created shortcut files:
        File01.jpg.lnk
        File01.jpg (2).lnk
        File01.jpg (3).lnk
      You see, it's hardcoded to the way Windows Explorer does it.

[admin]

... then copy the colour from the ClrFocRow= in the previous ini file to the ClrGrid= in the current ini file and you have your previous grid colour.

Exactly!

[Gandolf]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0149, 25-aug-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0149 - 25.08.05 11:23
....
      Note: your Grid Row color might be black after upgrading: just change it (Configuration, Colors).
....[/quote]

Or, if you've kept your previous ini file. Find the entry

[ListBrowse] | ClrFocRow=


look in the current ini file and find the line

[ListBrowse] | ClrGrid=

then copy the colour from the ClrFocRow= in the previous ini file to the ClrGrid= in the current ini file and you have your previous grid colour.

[admin]

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.00.0150, 25-aug-2005).

Code: Select all

v4.00.0150 - 25.08.05 20:50
    + New command in the custom drag-drop context menu: "Create 
      Shortcut(s) Here". Reason: Windows's own "Create Shortcut(s) Here" 
      does not work correctly with TrackerV3's find result lists because 
      it cannot handle files with different paths in one go. The new 
      command can do this very well. So now you can easily drag-drop-
      create shortcuts of your deeply nested find results by right-
      dragging the selected files onto any tree folder.

[admin]

Ok ok, "Hilite Focused Row" will be back.

Thank you, I really like it. I can't believe you took it away to begin with!

I now remember that my list in those days had only 8 style bits, so one style had to go to make space for Full Row Select. Now I simply extended it to 32 bits, so there's enough space for some time.

[JustinF]

Ok ok, "Hilite Focused Row" will be back.

Thank you, I really like it. I can't believe you took it away to begin with!