zabkat support forum

well, all of a sudden this looks like a hot topic!  :) Another person just asked me about this, chekcout the end of <b><a href="http://forum.zabkat.com/topic.cgi?forum=14&topic=3&start=30">this thread</a></b> Unfortunately, the answer is still no, at least for the time being.

Being a laggard, I usually get a new windows OS 2-3 years after it is released :) but this time with XP it was different: I was landed with a copy which I didn't have any reason to refuse However it has turned out to be a bitter gift, since I've realized that not all's well with XP and the zipfolder...

you need to switch to editor2, which properly recognizes Unix text files (as well as windows and unicode) and can convert to a different mode, too

emptying the trash can is easy:
either in 2x or on your desktop, right-click and pick "Empty", surely this is no big trouble? :)

(so you are Greek then, are you not? ;) ) I've heard about these 4DOS-type comments in the past, although I haven't seen them with my eyes. Can you see these in the standard explorer? Well, I was planning to introduce the standard windows (post-2000) comments that are supported for NTFS drives --- y...

unfortunately i can't offer any more help on this one...
perhaps some other user from the far east could shed some light on this one?

<i> > menu item to launch a new instance instead?</i>

that's coming (i think) in the next version, more or less the way explorer does it

<i> > command line switch to launch the find tool? </i>

how would that work then? (and why?)

i take it you mean filenames etc in the left/right panes come out wrong (?) i wouldn't know for sure but 2x uses whatever fonts your desktop (explorer) uses, so it shouldn't have problems. I have seen some program <a href="http://www.ps.ic.ac.uk/~umeca74/weird.gif">snapshots</a> with easte...

syntax hilighting is a big beast to tackle, and would defeat the purpose of such a small notepad replacement.

executing externam commands (e.g. compilers, browsers etc) on the edited file on the other way is something i'll add at some point

more bookmarks are coming
in the meantime you can "cheat" by managing your own bookmarks as explained in <b><a href="netez.com/2xExplorer/faq.html">FAQ</a></b> # 20

4 windows is no problem, but how are you going to manage them? For example, if you want to synchronize the contents of two windows, how would you pick the two? How would you pick a target for "Copy To" commands? Too much complication there... You can have a second instance of 2xExplorer ru...

That's a good one that i didn't know (BTW, the url has an extra '.' in the end) Unfortunately on my NT4 at least, it opens the contents of zips etc in what it is known as <i>rooted namespace extension</i>, which for you and me means that a new explorer window pops up with the zip contents. I have se...

no 2x's synchronization logic requires same named files. So either rename one of the two :) or use something external like <b>winDiff</b> if you go for plan B, keep in mind the nice tricks 2x's address bar will allow for compiling commands to execute, especially so the <b>[Ctrl+Enter]</b> shortcut t...

oh, that little party trick...
checkout <b><a HREF="http://netez.com/2xExplorer/faq.html">FAQ # 22</a></b>
sorted!

ok, let's clarify this I didn't mean to right click on the desktop icon itself. Create a shortcut to 2x on your desktop (or wherever you find convenient) and right click on <i>that</i>. From the context menu select <b>Properties</b>. Look for the <b>shortcut</b> tab and there you'll find a <b>run</b...