Our hero, Vlastimil Vozdecky, has made an outstanding work by completing the Czech translation of FileVoyager. The truth is that a very few sentences are not translated, but we can say it’s 99,9% complete though. Again, if you’re a Czech speaking user of FileVoyager, please join me in thanking Vlastimil. … Continue reading →
Heroes are rising in the FileVoyager’s community… Martin Machara our precious community member has improved his translation file for Slovak users. The new version contains about 200 new translations added to the previous 800! Vlastimil Vozdecky has entered the hall of fame of the precious community members. He has created … Continue reading →
In The Portable Freeware Collection forum, I had a discussion with some contributors. The debate was “Is Portable FileVoyager really portable ?“. The conclusion was: “FileVoyager is not 100% portable!” 😯 One reason was that one of the Audio Visualization plugin used was writing data in the registry. Even though … Continue reading →
It’s been a long time since I haven’t made a release. But I’m not out of business yet 😉 To prove it, here’s my latest release. What does it bring? New view modes Now FileVoyager provides 3 additional ways to display the files and folder listings. Those are not killer … Continue reading →
Martin Machara, a precious member of the FileVoyager community, has created a translation file for Slovak users. I would like to warmly thank Martin for this gift, and I am sure that the Slovakian users will do the same and spread the word. If you don’t have the latest FileVoyager … Continue reading →
FileVoyager is designed to support multiple languages. However, for this feature to be truly useful, we need more language files. In this guide, we will explain how you can create additional language files for FileVoyager. Consider participating in our community translation effort and contribute by translating just one sentence. With … Continue reading →
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Disclaimer: This article is a draft of the final documentation. The Viewer interface When the internal Viewer of FileVoyager is launched to display a file, it is actually a separate Windows process that is started. This separation allows the main FileVoyager process to remain stable and protected from any crashes … Continue reading →
Update Nov. 2012: Windows XP is not supported anymore. Most of the 3rd parties applications like Sumatra or Scintilla doesn’t work under XP; I have no grip on those elements. You can still use FileVoyager under XP but you will experience errors and missing functionalities The problems with XP were … Continue reading →
It’s been a long time since I haven’t tested FileVoyager under Windows XP. After a user notified me that he couldn’t run FileVoyager under XP SP2, I checked and…the compatibility was completely broken. The application didn’t even start. I already begun fixing it and I still have some work to … Continue reading →