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XYplorer Beta Club
v4.20.0024 - 28.10.05 14:29
! In a fresh installation, the folder "[app-path]\FindTemplates\"
was not created, with the effect that finding tabs would not
store/retrieve their settings. Fixed.
! Menu View, Date Format, No Time: it did not work anymore, at least
not under 2K/XP. Fixed.
I'd really like to know how to do this without shutting Windows! There should be a way. Or maybe some software, a memory manager or so...The_Dude wrote:XP is much better than previous Windows at managing memory and staying up for days and weeks. But individual programs can still create problems within their own memory area.
So, shutting down Windows and letting it close applications allows one to reset all those individual memory spaces.
The private home license is free, and the prof license is not. Let's keep it simple.BooVeMan wrote:... ever thought about private license (additional benifits?) like somethig around 15-20?
But then you lose any advantages of shutting down - ie clearing memory.admin wrote: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
admin wrote:Sure, man: buy it!BooVeMan wrote:Is there an option (by donating?) to remove the "[free home license ...]" bit in the heading?
Guessed that - but haven´t got €40 right now - ever thought about private license (additional benifits?) like somethig around 15-20?Indeed! I wonder why it ever worked... I guess it still works under Win9x but never worked under 2K/XP. Thanks!BooVeMan wrote:In 4.20.0014 choosing View->Date Format->No Time gives me the full date including time in hh:mm.ss format.
Sure, man: buy it!BooVeMan wrote:Is there an option (by donating?) to remove the "[free home license ...]" bit in the headin?
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v4.20.0023 - 27.10.05 14:33
+++ Browsing tabs: added the ability to "lock tabs" (find the new
command/state in the tabs' context menu). A locked tab will never
leave its current location but instead open a new tab
automatically. Further you cannot accidentally close a locked tab
because you'll be warned.
! Selecting a finding tab when coming from a tab with one or more
folders (or folder.lnk files) selected triggered a search in those
folders instead of the finding tab's original search location.
Fixed.
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v4.20.0022 - 25.10.05 10:50
+ List context menu in find mode: added command "Go to Focused Item
in New Tab", which does exactly what is says.
+ List context menu in find mode: added command "Open Containing
Folder in New Background Tab", which does exactly what is says.
* List behavior: after multi-selected items are moved or deleted,
the now focused item is now automatically scrolled into the view
port if necessary.
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v4.20.0021 - 24.10.05 16:51
! Issue with popup menu location on multi-monitors systems, try #2.
Fixed (?).
+ Find Files, Exclude Folders: you can now Ctrl/Shift-multiselect
items in the Excluded Folders list and thus easily remove a whole
bunch of them.
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v4.20.0020 - 24.10.05 13:38
+ Tree ctx menu: added command "Open in New Background Tab". Opens
the clicked folder in a new tab without actually selecting the tab
and listing the folder's contents.
+ You can as well "Open in New Background Tab" by simply holding
Ctrl and Shift when clicking a tree node.
* Holding Ctrl and/or Shift while clicking the menu command does not
have any effect anymore (in v4.20.0019 this had led to 2 new tabs).
* List behavior: if multi-selected items are moved or deleted, the
new focus/selection (after auto-refresh) is now set to the position
of the first selected (now gone) item. Before, the line of the
before-focused item was refocused, which does not make a lot of
sense.
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v4.20.0019 - 23.10.05 17:39
! Issue with popup menu location on multi-monitors systems. Fixed (?).
! Removed some glitches with preview of MS Office formats.
! Alt-Return in the list-view would sometimes bring up the wrong
properties dialog. Fixed.
+ Now you can "Open in New Tab" by simply holding Shift when
clicking a tree node.
BTW, of course you should not redundantly hold Shift while you
click the context menu command "Open in New Tab": then you'd get 2
new tabs.
* Tree ctx menu, Open in New Tab: does not touch the expanded state
of the node anymore. Before it did automatically expand the node.
* Reports are now independent of file attributes. Before hidden
files and folders were not reported if they were hidden and not
shown (if "Show Hidden Files and Folders" = Off). In other words,
hidden files and folders are now always reported, even if they are
currently not shown.
* "Backup To" is now independent of file attributes. Before hidden
files and folders were not backupped/recursed if they were hidden
and not shown (if "Show Hidden Files and Folders" = Off). In other
words, hidden files and folders are now always backupped, even if
they are currently not shown.
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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.