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I feel I must go into some more detail of my conversion process  :D When I bought xplorer², my first thought was: "Why only one tree?" and I must admit I thought all kinds of nasty things about shortsighted developers and stuff and how could they not know that with two filepanes you NEED t...

My experience with this issue is as follows: Try to avoid selecting the USB-stick from the treeview, because if you then browse away from the USB-stick in the filepane, its driveletter is still selected in the treeview (supposing you don't use the autosync option for the tree) and this also blocks e...

just my 2 cents, but I hardly ever have the treeview showing when using xplorer². Mostly I just work with the dual file panes. The rare moments I want to see the tree, one is more than enough. I find the breadcrumbs functionality way more practical to navigate around... when I work on other computer...

I voted yes, because I cannot imagine any situation in which I would want to go back using '95 or '98.

Come on guys, it's 2009  :)

And fgagnon is right, it is confusing. I answered the poll-question itself, but Nikos' question in his first post would require the opposite answer...

Whoohoo, Mr. Pleasant, you are THA MAN!  8) works like a charm! I love it. Very small annoyance: it opens a xplorer2 console window in which it shows the files that are copied, can that be suppressed somehow? It would save me from manually closing it afterwards. Although it might also serve as visua...

@Nikos: how is dropping the inner folder different from selecting all and pasting that one level up? It's not always an inner folder, could be one or more files or folders. @Cosmo: you make some valid points, and I will try to implement them in my archive-file habits  :) Although it would also requi...

Hint: Shift-Delete (in contrast to Delete) deletes the object (in this case the empty folder) without moving it to the bin. I'm well aware of that, that's why I explicitly said Shift-Delete. I know I'm sure to delete it, I rarely use the bin, I delete with care  :lol: It happens quite often indeed,...

That sounded promising, Cosmo, but I have a few issues with that... The move operation you describe uses the Tree pane, I presume? I switched that one off, because I don't need it in 99% of my xploring. So it would take 2 extra steps, adding tree pane, dragging selection, removing treepane again. An...

That would be the logical way to do it, but it's got too many steps for my taste. I'm lazy by nature  :lol: so I want to be able to do it in one step. If I need to do this 5 times, I get annoyed by all the steps it takes  :oops: Now it would be: - Select all - Cut - Go up one level - Paste - Remove ...

I've been checking the manual and searched the forum but I couldn't find a solution. I hope someone can help me with my (simple?) probem. The situation is as follows: Folder A contains Folder B which in turn contains files and/or folders. I want to be able to cut out the Folder B level. So all conte...

I have to agree with the previous posters as well... Too often I accidentally doubleclicked a tab, and on the millisecond of the second click you realise: "Damn, I didn't want to do that"  :) Then you have to add a new tab, set it to the folder it was before and move it left to its origina...

Maybe I'm nitpicking now, but if I use the ports for any other device, the situation might arise that I simultaneously want to connect just that drive that is 'locked' to that USB-port  8)
But I understand what you mean...

So I did misunderstood the use of SUBST. Thanks for clarifying that. I don't think so. The names is dependent on the letter and the letter is dependent on the port the drive is connected to. So use the same port always. Using the same port is practically impossible. There are 3 computers in the hous...

I'm very sorry to respond this late to the answers on my own question  :oops:  :oops: @desslok: if I understand correctly, this will create a sort of alias for a drive letter, but the alias will still refer to the drive that is mounted to that letter at that particular time, no? So, unless I misunde...

Hi there again  :) I'm struggling with the following: I have 4 identical external drives that I have named Hyperion, Philotes, Artemis and Hephaestus (no need to find a meaning for this, I just like the sound of those names  :) ) But not all four are present or powered on at all times. So, depending...