Here's the new BETA (32-bit)

The_Dude · Post by **The_Dude** » 14 Oct 2005 07:46

Gandolf wrote:
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.

AFAIK, Windows closes any open applications as part of its shutdown process.

Post by **admin** » 12 Oct 2005 18:34

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.20.0012, 12-oct-2005).

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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.

Post by **admin** » 12 Oct 2005 16:51

Gandolf wrote:
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.

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 · Post by **Gandolf** » 12 Oct 2005 13:19

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.

Post by **admin** » 12 Oct 2005 11:49

Gandolf wrote:
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..

In my opinion you shouldn't even close it

Gandolf · Post by **Gandolf** » 12 Oct 2005 11:19

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..

Post by **admin** » 10 Oct 2005 15:14

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.20.0010, 10-oct-2005).

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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.

Post by **admin** » 09 Oct 2005 13:10

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.20.0009, 09-oct-2005).

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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.

Post by **admin** » 07 Oct 2005 11:27

lole wrote:By the way, I have now register TrackerV3.

That's great news!

lole · Post by **lole** » 07 Oct 2005 11:25

admin wrote:
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.
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.

Okay, no problem.

By the way, I have now register TrackerV3.

Lars-Olof

Post by **admin** » 07 Oct 2005 11:22

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.

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 · Post by **lole** » 07 Oct 2005 11:13

Thanks for the fix, now it is working.

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.

Lars-Olof

Post by **admin** » 07 Oct 2005 10:53

Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.20.0005, 07-oct-2005).

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v4.20.0005 - 07.10.05 10:50
    ! Crash when files with illegal dates (eg 28977-01-30 05:25:11) were to 
      be listed. Fixed. Such dates will now be displayed crashless and 
      with a leading question mark, eg "? 28977-01-30 05:25:11", 
      signaling high improbability.
    ! After deleting a folder from the tree using the right mouse button 
      and selecting the "Delete" option, the tree and list display was not 
      correctly updated. Fixed.

Post by **admin** » 07 Oct 2005 10:01

The_Dude wrote:So, I rename each download with the version number.

Better you than me

I don't want to have an ever-increasing pile of outdated versions on my server.

The_Dude · Post by **The_Dude** » 07 Oct 2005 02:15

One tiny request.

It's helpful to have the previous version (zip file) on hand on my hard drive in case of unexpected problems with the current beta.

So, I rename each download with the version number.

If it fits in with your system, it might be best for each beta download to have the version number in the file name (eg "trackerv3-beta-v4-20-0004.zip").

But I can understand if it is a problem on your end.

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