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How are you touching the scrollbar, stylus or finger? With my finger I found I had to be careful to touch only the scrollbar and not the window edge...

I have a SP3 and I don't have any of these problems. I just tried it - docked and undocked with type cover.

Never mind

I confess to not having had to actually buy a license to date and I'm not sure what to do now. My options (for Ultimate) are pay $50 a year or pay $70 one time? (ugh - I'm really broke after the holidays

It found my license but told me it's too old (I get that a lot these days

Happy birthday! So few of us left who remember 2xExplorer

Hotkey Explorer ... is much more accurate, tracking the registered keys back to their owner-programmes and listing them. Yes, this is very cool - I think just what narayan is looking for. It shows all the hotkeys defined by all the hotkey-defining programs on my system - exactly what I just said co...

Hi Narayan, good to hear from you again! Can't say I think much of your possible solution though ;) Those "categories" just that, not the applications which define the hotkeys. And its list is rather paltry... I use a hotkey program with a few dozen keys defined, which it doesn't see at al...

as long as libraries are something a user must organize manually there is no advantage compared to a well organized traditional filesystem. I hope the fad dies out quick :) I entirely agree with this sentiment and had no particular use for those libraries, until I got a Windows Phone (which I love ...

Long shot - I wonder if you are suffering from the lags introduced by the various 3rd party products X2 uses to do previews - at my behest the following change was included in the last release Wow, wow, wow, this is wonderfull!!! This has fixed perhaps the greatest annoyance on my computer, which I...

if the problem can't be recreated, then it's not a problem (to coin a phrase)

I hoped to move the conversation away from ATI as the cause to the effect in X2, but of course you are correct -- unless someone else can report a similar effect without ATI in the picture?

Looks like nobody's gonna touch that one

To be clear about my original point: something is undoubtedly screwy somewhere and Acronis is probably to blame, but I think Xplorer2 is misbehaving when it fills in the tree long before the file pane, and then allows mouse clicks to go to the pane it hasn't drawn yet.

It's a fair question ;) The core functionality of ATI, making and restoring incremental and image backups, works perfectly for me. Besides that, the only feature I use is their task scheduler, which has the feature of taking a set number of incrementals and then automatically starting with a new ful...

Neither disabling ATI shell extensions nor browsing in raw mode made a difference. I think the issue is that ATI does its work with a filter driver and upperfilter/lowerfilter references.