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If I couldn't access it, I could hardly select a file for deletion, right?  8)

Currently "Locate in tree" only locates the currently browsed folder. Maybe it could browse a selected subfolder instead (if such exists)?

Oh, OK. Didn't know that. Thank you then.

I guess, the Zen player uses a FAT32-filesystem and is recognized from Windows as removable drive (see My Computer). Indeed. If you put in a simple USB-drive (also removable FAT drive): do you get the same? I did test it with that, but cannot reproduce. I don't have one ... :) if xplorer2 can't do ...

No. (IIRC)
Yes.
Vista.

I opened my Creative Zen Stone player (F:\), selected a few things I didn't want to have there anymore, pressed Del and got - an error message. "Operation not supported". Same when choosing Delete from the context menu.

A bug, I think?

So how can I start with an empty one?

Not really, it is about 1.7.2.20... so I guess the beta version doesn't contain its own localizations?
Thank you then, I'll take the one from 1.7.2.6 ...

Following happens:
I dragged gvim.exe into the mini-scrap pane. Later I cleared it, but after a restart the gvim.exe entry is back. I think this shouldn't be the case.
(The automatic saving is of course enabled..)

I just made a completely fresh installation of x² to test something and chose "German" from the Setup, but the program is still in English. What could have gone wrong?

Kilmatead wrote:a psychological study of how many sportsmen's game has "gone off focus" as a result of getting married

I still believe in the bright side, lol.

Does that matter? "Final" is just a word for "something that makes users think it is more stable than any other version", which is mostly wrong, isn't it?
A new final version will right start the beta test phase for the next one.

Depends on the used resolution and display size, I presume. On a smart phone it could get messy, but with common displays (SXGA here) everything is fine. Matches the small font size in xplorer²'s toolbar.

AllyKat wrote:what do you do when you run umpteen progs, all with their own set of hot keys, and suffer memory lapse?

So far that doesn't happen for me. The more often I use a hotkey, the easier I remember it.

One major advantage of these alternative file managers is that you can control them via hotkeys. A mouse is - for me - a productivity killer, even with gestures. Moving my hand off the keyboard takes its time.