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Posted: 02 Oct 2007 18:37
by jacky
admin wrote:On 10-10-2007 there will be the release of 6.40, together with a new price, a new license policy, the new GUI looks, and a lot of promo talk... and THEN, I will add all those nice little things on the road map...
"Very nice!" Actually, I had checked the "Beveled border" option cause I liked it better that way, but with new tabs it does looks better unchecked, so now I'm using the complete new look (and I like it)
Well done!
Posted: 02 Oct 2007 18:54
by John Bee
jacky wrote:"Very nice!" Actually, I had checked the "Beveled border" option cause I liked it better that way, but with new tabs it does looks better unchecked, so now I'm using the complete new look (and I like it)
Well done!
Even though I *was* against the flat style, I have to agree with Jacky here.
Posted: 05 Oct 2007 10:47
by zridling
Really like the new borders, and something I also really appreciate is the ability to look at the title bar and know exactly which version of XYplorer I'm using. I'm a beta follower, so that's essential when learning and studying changes/new features.
I also loved too :)
Posted: 06 Oct 2007 06:08
by ramza__x
Very nice!
XY looks lighter and sharper too
very sweet!!!
Posted: 08 Oct 2007 02:22
by ramza__x
that was very sweet
File Associations, very nice!!!
Portable Embrace File Associations!!
coz, at school they had photoshop for all the image files
damn slow to open it that way
Posted: 20 Oct 2007 23:21
by jacky
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+++ Another milestone on the long and winding road to superior
productivity and file management fun: User-Defined Commands (UDC)!
Oh yeah, those look damn cool! And your decision to go menu-wise was a really good one IMO.
I'm already all excited & can't wait for more commands to show up
Once again, very nicely done, Don!
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- I took the chance to open the door to one of the next big
XY features: scriptability! Internally the UDCs are already
processed as scripts.
*drools*
Posted: 21 Oct 2007 01:55
by graham
Contrary to my original plans (then called "Scriptable Hotkeys") I
did not implement them key-based but menu-based.
I was getting worried - no betas, life became boring and then...
Great! I am so glad you went down the menu route - for those of us who are not coding every day it is refreshing to have a 'helping hand' guide you through and accomplish a result without pain.
This really is a major step forward and I hope there are many legs to this 'menu approach' to build in powerful user routines without the skill and knowledge of the technical competent. Much appreciated, thanks.
User-Defined Commands -- WOW!
Posted: 21 Oct 2007 07:15
by zridling
Once again, Don, you have blown my mind and shown that you're way, way ahead of my wildest imagination for such a feature.
Thank you for taking the time to incubate this idea; it truly is intuitive as you say. And for those using short catalogs, this feature allows you to bypass it if you choose, in favor of a direct keyboard shortcut.
Es ist unglaublich!
I have a Lifetime license, but this is why I like the
donation link. So if you have an extra €/$5 or more laying around, consider throwing it at Don!
Posted: 21 Oct 2007 12:42
by panorama
Wow
Posted: 21 Oct 2007 14:28
by ugus
Just one word!
Superb!
Well done again, Don.
Posted: 08 Nov 2007 04:45
by j_c_hallgren
I'm having a feeling that some of the 6.50.0001 features will go right over a number of users heads...
Because a bit of it still has me going "huh?" and I thought I was pretty good at this stuff!
Posted: 08 Nov 2007 09:05
by panorama
j_c_hallgren wrote:right over a number of users heads...
whooosh!
Posted: 08 Nov 2007 11:30
by admin
panorama wrote:j_c_hallgren wrote:right over a number of users heads...
whooosh!
The nice thing is: you don't need to learn all this. It's just a nice option. It does not even have any interface that clutters the vision. And users can easily exchange commandlines which you then just have to copy+paste.
Posted: 20 Nov 2007 02:54
by serendipity
Hey, I am loving the new beta. Thanks again for great slick coding and great support like always.
Posted: 11 Dec 2007 19:09
by serendipity
I was trying to use the XYplorerFree and realized how much has been added since Jan2007. Though I once used and enjoyed that version I cant imagine going back because of so many cool features now like CKS, UDC to name a few.
WOW!! Now thats a lot of hard work for a one man enterprise. I wish there were more DONs,
.
Thanks Don! I am having great fun. Happy coding.