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folder name instead of full path

Posted: 05 Sep 2014 16:42
by yazanatheos
hi ,
thanks for the great app
i'm using windows xp and the thing is that xyplorer shows the full path in the taskbar not just the folder name
which is quite annoying since i'm using smaller startbar buttons
i did change the tab settings so that only folder's name appears in tab caption , but the taskbar is still showing the full path
here's a small screenshot
http://s28.postimg.org/fogiexdd9/7777778.jpg
thanks,

Re: folder name instead of full path

Posted: 05 Sep 2014 17:34
by admin
Hi and welcome,

to customize the window caption use <folder> in Configuration | Templates | Titlebar

Don

Re: folder name instead of full path

Posted: 05 Sep 2014 19:17
by yazanatheos
i found this in the config file :
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> <ver>"
and changed it to
TitlebarTemplate="<folder>"
saved the ini file , and double checked the settings before re-opening xyplorer
and it still shows the full path ( e.g E:/tv/south park )
double checked the config file and it does have <folder> in "TitlebarTemplate" !!

Re: folder name instead of full path

Posted: 05 Sep 2014 19:21
by yazanatheos
i tried to go through tools--->config---->templates----> titlebar
i found that it's set as <path> - <app> <ver>
changed it to <folder>
clicked OK and opened the config window again and it's back to <path> - <app> <ver> !

Re: folder name instead of full path

Posted: 05 Sep 2014 19:55
by highend

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<folder> - <app>
As you can read under the input box in the settings, <app> is mandatory...

Re: folder name instead of full path

Posted: 06 Sep 2014 05:35
by yazanatheos
thanks that worked fine :)
and thanks again for the great app

Re: folder name instead of full path

Posted: 06 Sep 2014 14:27
by yazanatheos
is it also possible to only show the folder's name instead of full path in favorites menu ?
like when right clicking on a white area in the tree ?

Re: folder name instead of full path

Posted: 07 Sep 2014 15:12
by klownboy
There sure is. Go into Tools | List Management | Favorite Folders... Modify your entries for your favorites from, as an example...

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  D:\Pictures\
  to...
  "Pictures" D:\Pictures\
If you have Customized File Icons assigned to the folder(s) that will display as well.