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I'm not sure but I think I found it by accident

Try this VBScript: 'NewFile.vbs Filename = InputBox("New file name:", "Create new file") If Filename <> False Then Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile(Filename) End If The User Menu entry for this should look like ...

That's why Waldemar suggests the option to set an "alias name" for a disk that is displayed instead of the drive label (in the Change drive menu and as a tooltip in the drive bar).

I think this is a good idea.

The shortcut to "Eigene Dateien" on a German keyboard is Ctrl+ü

In the attached archive you find some files to enable Salamander in Autoplay. AS_autoplay.reg in combination with ASstart.vbs creates an Autoplay entry that opens the drive in the active panel of Salamander. If Salamander is not running it will be started and the drive will be opened in the left pan...

This is similar to what Klettermaxe suggested but with the help of a litte freeware tool called winclip.exe (find it at http://www.dmst.aueb.gr/dds/sw/outwit ). Put it somewhere on your computer e.g. d:\tools\winclip.exe and create a user menu item like this: Command: echo Arguments: $(DOSFullName)|...

You can use the builtin Windows unzip function in a VBScript like this: Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objSA = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments ZipFile=objArgs(0) l=InStrRev(ZipFile,".zip") If l>0 Then UnzipT...

I tried it and found the problem occurs when the Zip file is created with the Windows compressed folder function. See attached examples, one zipped with AS, one with Windows compressed folder.
When opened in Explorer, both files are shown correctly.

The Windows language option is set to German.

Since I'm using F2 only to rename a file and in most cases the filename part only, I like the new style as it is.

I don't like the idea of cyclic F2.

I suggest to use MP3Tag (http://www.mp3tag.de) for these functions. Just put it in the user menu.

Well I just tried it out to be mean .

I think that the permissions dialog should be re-added at least if AS is run under NT4 (in RC3 the function is grayed out).

But here always the first page ("Allgemein" in German version of Windows XP) of the file properties dialog is displayed so I have to change manually to the security page.

Ctrl+P or Files->Security->Permissions in the menu brings up the file properties dialog instead of the file permissions dialog.