zabkat support forum

I was afraid this was yet another case of me not using the latest version, when I realized I was running 1.7.1.3... but it is fully reproducable with 1.7.1.4 as well. Thing is, you don't see the bug with xplorer^2 nor explorer.exe, but the bug causes problems for other applications. Using SysInterna...

Dear Nikos, when you create junctions via the "Paste Special" menu function, the junction target has a backslash appended. Ie., when I moved "%APPDATA%\BigFolder" to "F:\BigFolder" and created a junction, the junction points to "F:\BigFolder\". When an applica...

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I definitely wouldn't mind giving a hand with this - I'll fire off a mail straight away

64bit windows does a bunch of sandboxing for wow64 (ie., 32bit apps) - including redirecting certain folders for compatibility options. See here (search for "kernel32.Wow64DisableWow64FsRedirection") for a fix... would requires Nikos to do some (trivial) updating of the sourcecode, though.

Bender: check the first page in this thread, about halfway down (search for kernel32.Wow64DisableWow64FsRedirection) - that shows how xplorer^2 can  "show the filesystem correctly" without having to go 64-bit.

Doh, just upgraded to a later version, and indeed the queue behavior has been changed! :oops: Wish I had upgraded earlier today - I was moving ~100gig from a decommissioned server to an external firewire harddrive, and needed to move some stuff from one partition on my local system to another; once ...

Hey Nikos, I have an issue with queueing in Robust Transfer - and I doubt this is something you're doing by design :) Anyway, sometimes when moving a lot of files around, using the queue, I have to move a few files while the queue is transferring. The problem is that once this "secondary move&q...

I second that the Robust Transfer engine needs some fixing for streams... I don't really mind the dialog telling me that streams couldn't be copied to destination, but if I've doing a MOVE job and choose to IGNORE the streams problem, the files with streams are copied but not removed from source loc...

Ah, automatic translations. I remember using babelfish back in school when I had Spanish classes, since I've never really been able to grok any foreign languages but English (and a range of programming languages ;)). Wasn't perfect though, my teacher laughed a bit at a sentence which basically wound...

Bender: it's possible to have 32-bit app but 64-bit shell extension, since the shell extension is an external DLL... This (64-bit) DLL has no trouble executing the (32-bit) main application. Using 64-bit shell extensions in a 32-bit application, though? Well, nothing is impossible , but my guesstima...

Hmm, that thread mentions ATI drivers... I wonder if the bug is reproducable on non-ATI cards? ATI have been known to write some very, very, very, very buggy drivers.

johngalt: that would work too, but can be a bother to set up, and is imho overkill for this. What I meant is simply that all builds of explorer^2 would support both XML-config (or whatever you wish for portable use) as well as traditional registry support, and the end-user can choose which to use. ...

A more sane option: polymorphic configuration handler that can be instantiated for either XML based or registry config at runtime, without any fancy recompilation

In theory you could use your single x^2 license for all machines at home, depending on your morals. I think Nikos once (by private email) even said that this would be okay, as long as you're only using it on one machine at a time (ie., you could consider the license to be person-bound rather than ma...

My honest opinion is that all software should come with ONLY a lifetime registration. I really dislike having to pay over and over again every year or so. Having said that I think the price for the upgrade that I need to buy now is fair though. Imho it's fair enough to ask for money for each major ...