zabkat support forum

A few months in the making, and almost complete, here's a BETA sample of the forthcoming v6 to download and test: https://www.zabkat.com/test/xplorer2_setup64_ult_beta.exe There have been a lot of low-level changes, so be extra careful with the new features. Better make a backup of your settings too...

the main options/settings dialog will have well defined groups and a search box. The copy options dialog is small and left flat

as for the bits and bobs, you are aware of TOOLS > ADVANCED OPTIONS menu, right? There's no need for registry editing!?

more controversy ahead

you guys are just old geezers stuck in a groove and allergic to change
I know because I am one too
however you cannot have a major version uphaul without some change

no worries, the "facelift"-cum-minihelp top band can be turned off by advanced settings

look, most of the time many people (myself included) don't use any advanced search options, usually just NAME. Why clutter the interface with unused "advanced" options?

I should clarify that the "plain" filter arrangement is optional, so you can continue using the old full dialog layout

I notice in passing the overuse of "I" again

All dialogs like find files and similar have a simple version that can be toggled with a hyperlink to full mode


I suppose in a week or so I will start the public beta testing

there are always alternative tokens that do the same job.
btw the double backslash isn't a problem for DOS commands at least

I thought somebody would notice that eventually, well done
the template in the text is correct though and as most people will have items in subfolders, the double backslash won't be an issue

here's the comment area for today's blog post found at
www.zabkat.com/blog/smart-TV-plays-AVI.htm

sure, in customize keyboard switch to miscellaneous category and find command # 33038
(I used command finder to discover this mysterious number)

I have asked you to give me a specific path example but you didn't give me any.
as things stand, your bug is an unproven conjecture

see this snapshot

the default assignment is CTRL+ALT+left (or right) arrow