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FileVoyager (Author)Keymaster
This issue is fixed with the new release of FileVoyager (24.4.13.0) available on the Download pageĀ
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterAfter a recompilation of FV, everything works without any code change. So probably a corruption or glitch in the previous packaging. I just need to wrap up some changes I was busy with, and then will repackage and distribute the fixed version.
I’ll post in this forum when the fixed version is available.
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi alexpc,
bug confirmed. Will investigate and keep you posted.
Thank you for reporting it
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi,
The issue described in OP (start up minimized) is fixed in version 24.1.20.
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi,
The issue described in OP in solved in version 24.1.20
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi,
The issue with Ctrl+A described in OP is now solved in version 24.1.20
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterThank you for your support!
While I’m now working with the latest releases of Delphi, making FV multiplatform theoretically seems like an opportunity. However, I want to be transparent with you: FV is currently quite Windows-centric. It heavily relies on the Windows Shell for most features and utilizes DLLs and the COM model for others.
I’ve experimented with running FV on a Mac using Wine, a Windows executable interpreter. This implies that running it on Linux should also be possible. However, please note that official support for non-Windows platforms isn’t currently in my plans. Balancing my time between family, work, and maintaining the Windows version of FV is challenging enough.
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi thomasmca314159,
Your feedback is greatly appreciated, helping me fine-tune FileVoyager for an even better user experience!
- The easiest way to copy a filename is by pressing ctrl+J on the keyboard
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- ctrl+J copies the filename
- ctrl+K copies the parent directory path
- Ctrl+L copies the filepath
The way you do it is also ok. You can enter edit mode on a file name by pressing F2 on your keyboard. Then, each subsequent time you press F2, a different file part is selected.
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- 1st time you press F2, the filename is selected without extension
- 2nd time you press F2, the extension is selected
- 3rd time, the full filename is selected including the extension.
However, the editbox should also handle other key combination like the Ctrl+A. I’ve noted your suggestion to include support for additional key combinations like Ctrl + A, and I’ll address this in the upcoming release.
- Regarding file selection with the mouse, FileVoyager follows the Norton Commander’s “Sticky Selection” approach. You can select and deselect files by right-clicking and sliding over them.
Alternatively, checkboxes should appear next to selected files. If not, could you confirm if this is the case for your setup?
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi again!
Finally found a fix to this issue. I Will deploy a release in the coming days.
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi SwissCharles!
I confirm the issue. Nothing that you can fix by yourself unfortunately. I’ll troubleshoot it and hopefully come back with a solution in an update.
Indeed, I moved to another framework to manage the minimization to the systray, and obviously, I missed this scenario…FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterFor the users who have the Classic UI and are impacted:
In 24.1.1.0, Classic UI is broken. To be able to use FV anyways:
– Give the focus to one of the lists of files
– Press CTRL+O (the letter O, not the zero), this opens the preferences window
– In the General section, uncheck “Use Classic UI instead of Ribbon UI”
– Press Apply button at the bottom of the window. This will return in Ribbon modeI’ll post something when the issue is solved
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi thomasmca314159,
Interesting feedback. In my non-regression testing, I completely forgot about the Classic UI. Sorry for that.
I’m gonna check asap what’s wrong. I hope I can reproduce the issue.I obviouslyĀ have a problem in this forum with the addition of pictures in a post. So I don’t see your screenshot.
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi SwissCharles,
Happy to hear that š
The only files you’d need to replicate on the other machines are those contained in C:\Users\[YOURUSER]\AppData\Roaming\FileVoyager\Ini
and put the files in the same folder on the other machinesNote however that some errors may happen:
- TabFolders to directories that do not exist on the other side
- Applications pinned in the AppBar that are not present on the other machine
But none of those errors should make FileVoyager crash, just a message that you can discard
FileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi Dik Liu,
Can you tell me a bit more ? Default for what ?
If you want to alwaysĀ start FileVoyager with the same folders displayed, then no, it’s not implemented.
I recommend that you put your folders as Favorites so you can very quickly open them.
To put a folder in the Favorites, just right click the folder. On the menu that appears, click “Add to FileVoyager’s favorites”.
Then at the bottom of FileVoyager, you should see your folders in the Favorites barFileVoyager (Author)KeymasterHi SwissCharles,
More than welcome!
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