.The real location of Win7 "Favorites" is %USERPROFILE%\Links.grindax wrote:Several recent programs like the new SkyDrive client, the Google Drive client, etc. put entries underneath Favorites in WE to conveniently access cloud storage. It would be nice if these same entries under Favorites were displayed in XY in addition to WE in my opinion.
What/Where is "in their own sections"?grindax wrote:Thanks. And I know I can add them manually by adding them to the catalog, for example. But for convenience it would be nice for all the Win7 features to be visible in their own sections in XY by default. The side effect, for Favorties at least, is that it will also be noob-pleasing. Other things, like HomeGroup and Libraries, I'm not so sure can just be added to the catalog.admin wrote:The real location of Win7 "Favorites" is %USERPROFILE%\Links.grindax wrote:Several recent programs like the new SkyDrive client, the Google Drive client, etc. put entries underneath Favorites in WE to conveniently access cloud storage. It would be nice if these same entries under Favorites were displayed in XY in addition to WE in my opinion.
It is not possible today or any workaround?Marco wrote:Will be possible with Virtual Folders.
Well, the menu does not contain items from the future. Or maybe it does, but they are not visible (yet).sgeva2001 wrote:It is not possible today or any workaround?Marco wrote:Will be possible with Virtual Folders.
I do not find "Virtual Folders" in the menu.
Code: Select all
+ Name Search (Find Files and Branch View): Added switch "n" to
force a non-recursive search (overwriting the Include Subfolders
checkbox).
Notes:
- The absence of the "r" switch (= recursive search) is in many
contexts sufficient to force a non-recursive search. The
explicit "n" is only needed when the ":flat" switch is given as
well, because Branch Views are recursive by default.
- In a Multi Branch View this switch will also suppress listing
the top folders of each branch.
Examples:
Identical non-recursive single location searches:
E:\Test\a\? /
E:\Test\a\? /n
Identical non-recursive multi location searches:
E:\Test\a\;E:\Test\b\? /
E:\Test\a\;E:\Test\b\? /n
Non-Identical Multi Branch Views:
E:\Test\a\;E:\Test\b\? /:flat = recursive
E:\Test\a\;E:\Test\b\? /n:flat = non-recursive
I think it will. Unless it's larger than 2GB of characters.sgeva2001 wrote:Yes this is a very good solution.
I hope it will remember all the long dir list I include in the location window.
thank you very much
Shaul
Here is an script to collect current selected folder(s) to an list.sgeva2001 wrote:Her is the list (but I have to add 20 folder):
Code: Select all
"Add current folder(s) to list"
global $pCollection; perm $pCollection;
$pCollection = $pCollection . get("SelectedItemsPathNames", ";") . ";";
if (strlen($pCollection) > 2147483648) {echo "2GB string length reached";} // ;-)
text replace($pCollection, ";", ";<crlf>");
"Show / Modify List..."
global $pCollection;
$temp = replace($pCollection, ";", ";<crlf>");
writefile("%tmp%\xycollectionlist", $temp);
run notepad "%tmp%\xycollectionlist",,1;
$temp = readfile("%tmp%\xycollectionlist");
$pCollection = replace($temp, ";<crlf>", ";");
text replace($pCollection, ";", ";<crlf>");
"Remove current folder from List..."
global $pCollection;
$pCollection = replace($pCollection, "<curitem>;");
text replace($pCollection, ";", ";<crlf>");
"Copy List to clipboard"
global $pCollection;
copytext $pCollection;