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by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Aug 18, 17:23
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: My Unzip Command Not Working
Replies: 3
Views: 1084

If you copied the exact commandline in your post, then it goes wrong in the space behind '-o' Try >> "E:\apps\Utilities\7zip\7z.exe" x "$N" -o"$B" instead of >> "E:\apps\Utilities\7zip\7z.exe" x "$N" -o "$B" I think the other one is not cor...
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Aug 14, 19:21
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: move a file to a parent folder
Replies: 11
Views: 5941

It is extravagant, true. It seemed a simple thing to do, when I started writing the script, but it turned out that it had to cover for different scenarios. Anyway, you can run scripts like these on a host of folders (also in the scrap container), whereas (ctrlA-) ctrlX-backspace-ctrlV only works on ...
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Aug 11, 19:28
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: move a file to a parent folder
Replies: 11
Views: 5941

Can I add one to the competition? I use this one for quite some time already, so it has been through some testing (the usual precautions and disclaimers of course still holds true ;-) ). Just like Snakebyte's script, as I understood it, it 'elevates' the contents of a folder, but mine does not flatt...
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Jul 30, 13:28
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: google +1
Replies: 9
Views: 2063

Eleven now. :wink:
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Jul 19, 14:08
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Make a button that will move selected files/folders
Replies: 19
Views: 6374

You can also create something in 'Tools' - 'DOS command' like:

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$$ copy "$F" "[path to destination]" 
(double $ is for repeating the command for each selected file)
If you don't use this field for any other commands, then you could use 'Repeat command (Alt+F10)' as your shortcut.
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Jun 21, 22:32
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Firefox-like incremental search
Replies: 62
Views: 17381

Nice rant. I'm still having difficuties understanding how you would do without focus (that is a kind way of saying that it's completely senseless... I mean: having selected a few folders, pressing 'enter': which folder will be browsed?), but again: nice rant  :wink: One of the few things I like abou...
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 May 31, 19:15
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Firefox-like incremental search
Replies: 62
Views: 17381

Let's have a try. I found these last versions still a bit annoying in the sense that whenever I typed a part of a foldername, Listary was still having focus and keeping the foldername, even though I already went 'into' that folder. (OK, wrong forum. I know)
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 May 11, 06:51
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Firefox-like incremental search
Replies: 62
Views: 17381

Thanks, Brig. It's working for me now as well!
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 May 10, 12:05
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Firefox-like incremental search
Replies: 62
Views: 17381

Not for me, really. Could it be that the problem comes with the portable Listary (as opposed to the non-portable Listary)?
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 May 10, 07:09
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Firefox-like incremental search
Replies: 62
Views: 17381

Hi Brig, I have the same as you. I'm using Listary portable (3.02) together with X2 portable on Win7-32bit, and the new Listary crashes exactly as you describe. I didn't set anything different from the default setup. Should you get any solution from Listary, could you please let us know?
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Apr 21, 18:59
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Display image size
Replies: 5
Views: 1667

In that case, you can use the column 'header' at the bottom of the pane. Here you see information that apply to the selected item. Right-click on this bar, and choose the width and height in the same manner as you would do for the top column headers.
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Apr 21, 18:02
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Display image size
Replies: 5
Views: 1667

Welcome to the forum! Width and heigth of images can be viewed by selecting the proper columns for this. Right-click on the column header (or use shortcut alt+k). From the list on the right side, you can select the Width (S) and Heigth(S) to add them to the current scheme. In fact, that's better tha...
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Mar 21, 19:36
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: blog: portable tool associations
Replies: 6
Views: 4088

I love this feature.  8)
You can also use this, if you have a set of icons on your USB-stick, to make references to these files and to create customized icons for your bookmarks/user commands/etc.
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Feb 07, 20:17
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Xplorer Bookmarks - Explorer favorites integration?
Replies: 17
Views: 9231

You really dug into AutoIt... Nice!  8)
by Mr.Pleasant
2011 Jan 31, 19:41
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: "Auto-surgical" file replacement!
Replies: 7
Views: 1852

Two things which you might want to consider: 1. I'm not sure what exactly your goal is with this structure. But I tried to see it from a different angle, and maybe (that means also: probably not) you could do your work with hard links. If you're on a NTFS drive, you could, just once, remove all the ...