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by WimdeLange
2004 Dec 03, 07:31
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Xplorer2 Feature Enhancements
Replies: 8
Views: 3816

Hi, regarding point 1, I mean the existence of an option to back up file comments regularly to an archive. I agree that backing up shouldn't be done continuously or automatically as it may affect performance noticeably. That sounds better :) But maybe then it can be solved whith an external utility...
by WimdeLange
2004 Dec 03, 07:18
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Smart tree pane
Replies: 4
Views: 1967

The idea sounds nice, but it must be very easy to swithc the behaviour (keyboard?). I almost never use the expanded tree, I almost never use the tree manager at all, it is not visible. But using tabs, two panes, a new instance, it is not necesarry at all to use the tree pane for copying files to ano...
by WimdeLange
2004 Dec 03, 07:11
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Xplorer2 Feature Enhancements
Replies: 8
Views: 3816

Re: Xplorer2 Feature Enhancements

Hi Nikos, I was thinking about 2 possible enhancements to Xplorer2: Backing Up File Comments Enlarging File Comment Window The second one I like. If this is possible, it must be possible in xplorer2 too. But the first sounds impossible to me. How must you recognize that a file is copied back to you...
by WimdeLange
2004 Nov 11, 11:49
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: robust copy and Alternate Data Streams
Replies: 20
Views: 6801

nikos wrote:could it have something to do with networks?
please try a copy to a different windows-running PC and see what happens to comments, with and without robust copy
Copied a file to a server (windows2000), no problem. XP SP1 => 2K SP4
by WimdeLange
2004 Nov 10, 07:27
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: robust copy and Alternate Data Streams
Replies: 20
Views: 6801

Tried it on my laptop. Copied a file with comment on the same harddisk. Windows XP Professional SP1 with lots of updates. No problem here.
by WimdeLange
2004 Oct 28, 11:24
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Robust Transfer: Timings
Replies: 3
Views: 1349

no speed gain was advertised, no? but it gives you more options and handles errors much more "robustly" Yes, I know and it was mentioned before by you that there was no speed gain, but I had the impression that it was faster, so I had to test it. :) And my impression was wrong :oops:. Ind...
by WimdeLange
2004 Oct 28, 10:00
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Robust Transfer: Timings
Replies: 3
Views: 1349

Robust Transfer: Timings

Because I was curious :P , I did sometimings. I used a directory on my laptop which is 109Mb big, existing of 129 folders and 1793 files. Robust transfer, first time: 1:10. But the first time doesn't count. The copy is done to an empty directory (directory is removed after the copy process) Robust t...
by WimdeLange
2004 Oct 27, 11:03
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Robust Transfer
Replies: 9
Views: 2775

nikos wrote:getting the total bytes upfront can take a lot of time
just thing how long ctrl+D takes to figure out sizes when you execute this command from somewhere high up, e.g. C:\
But I don't often copy such an huge volume at all. So maybe a registry tweak or an option on the robust copy screen?
by WimdeLange
2004 Oct 27, 10:07
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: Robust Transfer
Replies: 9
Views: 2775

2. (I know somebody who'll jump on this thread like a hyena :)) the estimated remaining time is a very rough estimate. It doesn't do subfolders until such folders are entered into. So the initial estimate can be way off but gradually it gets better as more folders are resolved. Is it not as easy as...
by WimdeLange
2004 Oct 27, 09:54
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: winpe
Replies: 4
Views: 1740

nikos wrote:i don't know about winpe but x2 needs to be licenced for every machine you install it on
But he could install the lite version freely, I think? :P
by WimdeLange
2004 Oct 21, 07:09
Forum: xplorer² Professional
Topic: What happens when...
Replies: 10
Views: 2855

Re: What happens when...

you create a directory in 1 pane then alt+c that directory and go to the other pane and paste that path into the address bar to get both panes with the same directory ... That sounds like a Control-I action to me :D> Why take the long way. The nice part of your message is, that I wasn't aware of th...