I read that in the new beta alt+enter will bring up the property panel: good.
Could you activate the alt-double click too?
Doing some reordering, I had to change a lot of filenames (singularily!) and extensions.
Each time I change an extension I get the boring dialog box asking me: "are you sure?". Is it possible to add the option to disable it?
Sometimes it happens to me that I select some files for moving then I rethink and decide not to move them so I drop them back in the original place.
xplorer then gives me the warning thay he can not move the files because taget and source are the same.
I think the think is harmless. Why not to add an option to disable this too?
Cheers
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Hi,
I don't think it was possible for Nikos to 'switch off' the actions of Explorer, like when it says "source and destination are the same".
Nikos did add a registry option to disable dragging with the left-mouse button by mistake. But maybe that's not what you're looking for.
I don't think it was possible for Nikos to 'switch off' the actions of Explorer, like when it says "source and destination are the same".
Nikos did add a registry option to disable dragging with the left-mouse button by mistake. But maybe that's not what you're looking for.
But...
Hi
[quote]I don't think it was possible for Nikos to 'switch off' the actions of Explorer, like when it says "source and destination are the same".[/quote]
Well, I'm almost sure of the opposite because exploder... ehm, explorer, behaves that way and I think it's good.
Cheers
[quote]I don't think it was possible for Nikos to 'switch off' the actions of Explorer, like when it says "source and destination are the same".[/quote]
Well, I'm almost sure of the opposite because exploder... ehm, explorer, behaves that way and I think it's good.
Cheers
Good workaround. Thanks.nikos wrote:the F2 warning cannot be disabled but you can go around it using <ctrl+F2> or mass renaming
Yes, I knew, but why not to make it "automatic"?nikos wrote:to cancel a left drag without the warnings, use right button or ESCape
Explorer behaves that way and I think it shold be relatively easy to implement. No odd registry tweaking needed. When you get a drag and drop simply check if it's a move and, if the source and target path are the same, ignore it.
Right?