smpetty wrote:TheQwerty wrote:
[*]Do you have Tools > Configuration > Shell Integration > 64-bit Windows > Show the 64-bit context menu checked?[/list]
That was it! I unchecked that option and cut and paste have returned. Thanks so much!
Interesting... With this checked were you seeing any menu at all when right-clicking the folder?
There was an issue recently fixed that prevented the menu from showing for virtual folders with that setting enabled - you could try the
latest beta to see if you can keep it enabled.
Don and Mesh might have some additional questions about the target folder, as I think we want Paste to be available even when the 64-bit context menu is enabled.
smpetty wrote:One other question. Is there a way to see some hidden folders (specifically C:\ProgramData) without seeing all of the other hidden folders that show up when I check Trees & List > Show hidden files and folders?
Unfortunately, not easily and maybe not at all in the free edition.
If you really just want to hide certain folders from the tree pane, you might find
MiniTree more useful.
The other option is
Folder View Settings (FVS) with Visual Filters (VF), which has the ability to filter based on the hidden attribute (
attr:h).
You'd leave
Show hidden files and folders enabled and then create a default FVS. Then edit that FVS and give it a messy visual filter like so:
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|!attr:h and !"A" and !"A.txt" and !"B" and !"C.txt"
Which means hide all items that have the hidden attribute unless they match any of the following exact names: "A", "A.txt", "B", "C.txt"
With this you'll continuously have a VF applied, so you'll likely want to also disable
Find Files & Branch View > Show Filter information in list.
Feel free to ask for help if you want instructions to do any of that.
That's the only way I know of and it's not a solution I'd be particularly happy with. Sorry!
Maybe someone else will chime in with a better way...
