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Excellent list Nikos. I was particularly excited about the Win7 compatibility and drag&drop tabs, but now that I think about it, I will probably use the Robust delete command as well. Not sure I fully understand the filename color coding one - I'll have to brush up on the existing feature first.nikos wrote:# Robust delete command
# New pane for on-board tutorials
# Improvements to folder synchronization and duplicate files checker
# Individual filename color coding rules can be turned on/off
# Rearrange tabs with drag-drop
# Change of registration keys (?)
# Better windows 7 compatibility (some leftover warts like libraries)
# (possibly) toolbar facelift for modern full color icons with alpha transparency
Thanks Nikos! I look forward to testing

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Seems to be simply the ability to turn the filters on and off independently, rather than the current all/none choice. You don't use colour coding? I think I'd die without it. Slowly. Blindly. Painfully. Exactly why I'd want to turn a filter off I have no idea, but somebody must have inquired about it...Thracx wrote:Not sure I fully understand the filename color coding one - I'll have to brush up on the existing feature first.

Speaking of filters not fully understood... maybe I'm not thinking here, but why would I want a filter under permanent deletion? Generally speaking, before one goes near the perma-kill assassination button, one has already carefully selected the target files. Is there an ulterior motive here, trying to subvert me into thinking first and shooting later? I am not a pacifist. (Funny, I never noticed how that word contains the word 'fist'... curious...)
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The new feature:FrizzleFry wrote:I would like an options to automatically resize columns and to use the column headers as minimum size when resizing columns so that the headers do not get truncated.
* Tools > Options > Advanced has tickbox for automatically resizing the first column in detailed view mode
Takes care of my request very nicely.
Thanks.
Love the drag-n-drop tabs!
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