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Forward slashes '/' have always been accepted by the Windows kernel. I don't know how widely it is supported, but generally it works just fine. (On the command line you usually need to quote a path containing forward slashes, and are dependent on how the called program interprets it's parameters.) H...

Hi Peter,

please check your settings on the configuration page "Laufwerke" (Drives ?)

Sometimes refreshing the panel (Ctrl+F9) helps.

Also try to disable icon overlays in the configuration and see if that helps.

Actually in this case it is not hard. That dialog comes from the application itself, obviously I cant say what exactly makes them show it but it would appear something in the version information returned by the system bothers them. It is like a website which queries the browser version and, for com...

So, is there anything wrong with the result returned? Do those files exist or do they not. If those files exist, someone or something probably made a mistake. It is likely those are not supposed to be there. But Salamander truthfully reported what is there. If those file are not really there, please...

... and there's something more: in the Search for box you enter a string, not a file mask. Since '*' is illegal as a file name character, there is no chance anything was renamed using your setup. If you indeed need a search pattern in the Search box, you will need to use regular expression syntax an...

Hi,

You can find an explanation for why this happens at https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3035277.

The remedy given there might, or might not work in your case, depending on how your VPN software interacts with your system.

By the way, did you notice there is a "Yes" button on the dialog as a response to the question "Do you want to continue?" Salamander does not use the initially calculated free space during copying. If the space indeed is running out, the remote system will report a write failure....

These are probably hidden rather than deleted files, i.e. they have the hidden file attribute set. These files usually are temporary files. E.g MS Office creates one like this alongside the original document whenever you open a document. You can hide/unhide them using the shortcut Ctrl+H. You can co...

Hi therube What did you actually do with the downloaded file? The file I downloaded to contains one file, which is an (Inno Setup) installer .exe named awgg-0.5.0-win32.exe. I used both, AS 2.54 and 7-Zip 9.20 / 15.14 and none of them find the files you got. Looks more like this is the contents of a...

Hi Thomas, this only happens when the filter is active in the panel from which you launch the renamer plugin. This is exactly what I would expect to happen. Otherwise I might rename unexpected files, because I did not see them in the panel I came from, that is, the set of files I usually want to pro...

zFADxxx7 wrote:... not with the given name (Z MyNetDrive).

How did you "give" that name?

Can you access files and folders on that drive using paths starting with R:\... or with Z:\... ?

Yes, I second that. Many times I had been waiting with the mouse button pressed, until the viewer scrolled to the end or the beginning in order to select a larger portion of a document. This, however only works in fairly short documents where you can find the other end visually. In other instances I...

What about using user menu entries (or using the same interface to configure entries)? Thus you have a flexible framework integrated already. You just need an interface to assign these entries to the different places where the shell is called (Command Line toolbar with or without a command; from a f...

What would this mean? All future versions will not run on those systems anymore New features will only be available on those systems you will merely no longer fix issues confined to those systems ... Personaly, I suggest, you keep available a version accessible that is capable of running on those le...

Well, I think you are drawing the wrong conclusion. You should use COMSPEC to point to any command shell you like. That shell should be compatible to cmd.exe, though. But what about setting up cmd.exe to automatically lauch the shell wrapper of your liking, if that is not compatible? There is a regi...