zabkat support forum

WimdeLange wrote:Is that an option?[...]

Yes.

[...]x2 is currently smart enough to omit extension selection for you when renaming files.  Now, if x2 DIDN'T already do that and I requested such a feature, would you call it useless as well?  Would you think it a trivial enhancement?  :roll: [...] While I agree it is time to move on I just have t...

No, you miss the point: I simply don't think this option of yours is innovative enough to be implemented. I (and that makes it a subjective opinion, I don't presume to speak on behalf of others) don't see the benefit and would turn that option to off immediately. The behaviour X² is showing now with...

Your reluctance to answer my question leads me to the conclusion you didn't ask Bill

[...]Well, if we didn't mind file managing the long way, why don't we just drop x2 and go back to "do everthing yourself" Windows Explorer.[...] Come to think of it: have you asked Bill to enhance his Explorer with your feature suggestions yet? You seem to ask every one else who has made ...

[...]As you see this is a special case and I couldn't have expected Nikos to add it in Xplorer2. TsunamiZ, your requirement is similar to mine and is not generic. What if tomorrow some one wants to remove leading space from a filename? [...] Very good point. I too think of X² as an extendable toolb...

Good point. Although I discourage everyone to drink when working at a computer

JRz Yes.  But if you read my first post and the name of the topic, the actual request is to have new files highlighted.  New files as in files that have been just pasted. I've read your first post and the name of the topic and replied stating two separate answers. The first one being that I support...

[...]Yeah.  There should be a quicker way to make a tab.  Having user customizable hotkeys would help.  :wink: Ctrl+Ins is not quick enough for you?  :roll: The point is having tabs shown for even with only 1 tab.  :roll:  For the sake of consistency [similar to tabbed web browsers]. But what has t...

Or, as Nikos suggests, not only scroll down in the thumbnail view, but simply click on the last thumbnail, so your focused (selected!) item will stay in view when you switch away and then back again. If you don't use F5/6 for copying/moving (which eliminates the neccesity to go to an empty space all...

nikos wrote:nope!

I suspect this was an answer to Tsunamiz' last post, not to mine

TsunamiZ wrote:[...]Yeah.  There should be a quicker way to make a tab.  Having user customizable hotkeys would help.  

Ctrl+Ins is not quick enough for you?  :roll:

[...]It would make editing and pasting file names much more efficient.  Thanks.  :wink: I don't understand how this would make editing and pasting file names more efficient. Obviously someone gave the file that name, including the space (typo excluded of course, but I suspect you won't be typing th...

2. I don't support 'not sorting' The not sorting is necessary to keep the newly added files in one spot until the user manually refreshes the folder.  Newly added files should not be sorted and scattered, so they can be easy to keep track of [like in Windows Explorer]. Please read the last part of ...

1. I support the highlighting. 2. I don't support 'not sorting' ad 1 This that may prove to be difficult; how to determine what has been added recently? Several copy/move actions (even from different applications) might be adding to the same folder. When to decide to refresh, if not manual? But that...