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"226" is the Find string that I'm testing with. There is also a line in the file "[226]" which happens to be line 226, so yes, once you were at line 156, you would expect the next match to be found at line 226. When I search for something in a bigger file, find some irrelevant ma...

Not sure offhand about Vista/W7. Multivolume ZIP archives are able to be extracted with W7's native ZIP utility. Strange, I saw your post before your edit, yet my testing showed the opposite. I created a multivolume (3-part as it was) archive. Copied those 3 files into a new directory. Opened that ...

How about an off-the-wall question. Are you running McAfee Antivirus? And further do you have McAfee SiteAdviser Service running? (Yahoo security suite is a rebranded McAfee product, so if you had that, the same could apply.) If so, disable the SiteAdvisor Service & see if copy/paste works as ex...

No big deal, but just ran into this oddity again, so a slight bump just to say it still exists.

Multivolume (Multi-volume) Archives That Do Not Split Files Is Pack (& ZIP in particular) able to create multivolume archives, such that individual files within each archive are not split between volumes? (Not that I know much about XP's built-in ZIP handling), but it appears that XP is not able...

If you boot into Safe Mode, does the delay persist?

Have CTFMON.EXE running as a process by chance? If so, kill it & see if that makes a difference.
(I'll take a jab at ctfmon.exe every chance I get .)

Somewhat. (In my case, both files are the same.) Comparator would have to read each file fully in order to enumerate the differences. (Though I'll assume there is a limit set to that too <32K ?>, after which everything would be considered not matching.) Compare Directories (Content) would stop after...

Oddity: Copy/Paste from Archive Just an odd happening. Open 2 instances of Salamander. Differing directories in the four windows. Open an archive. Copy a file from the archive using Ctrl+C. Jump to the other instance of Salamander. Paste the file (Sh+Insert). Now go back & do it one more time. (...

My point (perhaps not made so well) was not to use ShellExView to execute extensions, but that Nir is running into a similar situation as AS. And so maybe his "solution" may work here too? (Not that I know anything about this, or even if something like this workable for AS, or even if what...

File Compare vs. Compare Directories do act differently. Guessing that Compare Directories is using a larger block size. So less head movement. File Compare sounds like a non-stop machine gun. Compare Directories sounds ... like a machine gun with a slight stutter step. (Hows that for a description!)

In some instances comparing files (File Comparator, Ctrl+Sh+C) on the same volume can be highly inefficient/disk intensive. For instance, I have two XP ISO's (so ~600 MB each). Each defrag'd (verified with contig.exe -v -a ), yet an attempted compare runs extremely slowly with the lots of "flu...

Similarly, I don't know if this will be of any value? On x64 systems, ShellExView now always shows the shell extensions for x64 applications, even on the 32-bit version of ShellExView. If you want to get the shell extensions list for 32-bit applications, use ShellExView with /wow64 command-line opti...

RFE: Configuration | Panels -> Sort by Size order: larger items on top

As it is now, I'm continually Ctrl+F6, Ctrl+F6ing .

(Similar to the existing, Sort by Time order: newer items on top)

I & J are what, HDD volumes or Optical drives? (The icons make them look like optical.)
If HDD, might make sense to run the drive manufactures diagnostic to check for problems. (Be sure & run in non-destructive mode.)

Having briefly looked at W7 & AS, IMO UAC is a non-issue. The whole virtual directory deal in W7 drives me batty. The whole Admin is not "Admin" deal drives me batty. The "looping" (or is it inaccessible?) directories, like "ProgramData\Application Data" deal drives...