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Best place I can think of is here...

I did look into that a little while ago, but the hex comp. is only available as a plugin, and plugins are only available to registered users... :crazy: so I cannot try out the hex comp functionality without paying for it first... idiots... In the meantime, I have come to like 010 Editor , which is a...

Most people did not buy right away without first using either the alpha versions of xplorer2 or 2xExplorer at some point. So really this poll is flawed. Whether or not the poll has missing options has nothing to do with your original question, which was: What exactly is this poll's purpose? ... and...

ckit wrote:What exactly is this poll's purpose?

My guess is curiosity... Does it need another purpose?

I think you are missing the point here. In all societies, people have a right to be paid for the work they do. Life guards are paid by the society for their time spent in service to that society, and so should Nikos. Why do you imagine that he should spend his time slaving away, and not be recompens...

Well, don't I feel dumb...

change which pane is active?

Often that's the only reason I currently reach for the mouse...

I see this too. Unfortunately, it is a bug in XP (according to Nikos, at least)...

Odd then that this only seems to happen for large copies... nor does it happen in M$ explorer...

I have seen this behaviour too, albeit intermitantly, on XP sp1...

Brad, if you double-click in the current pane (during such a copy), does x² launch the (still) selected item, regardless of whether you double-clicked on another file?

Yes, I remember that argument. Although I don't remember the specifics, I do recall that the present strategy of a non-persistent-free-space-display prevailed... obviously...

IIRC, having x² only display the free space on demand is also an efficiency concern...

While we are on the topic (kinda) does anyone know of a good binary file comparison tool?

Come to think of it, you'd probably be much better off watermarking other files in the distribution package, ie. the images from the help, as people are less likely to look there, and there are stacks of available image watermarking software

Kind of, but usually it would not be limited to a single entry (to easy to find, and remove). Instead you might use the order some files are compiled in (this will change the order of the machine code inside the executeable - hardest to remove), or perhaps some unique combination of bits in unused a...