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User Contributed Content / Re: ULTIMATE FILE MANAGER

« Last post by Pawel on Yesterday at 16:38:10 »

1 of May, 2024
Ultimate File Manager 11.5 is ready for download!

Ultimate File Manager 11.5 is a release that brings bug fixes and component updates. However, the most important change is the design and implementation of new website for project (https://ultimatefilemanager.pl).

One of important change is UFM App Manager update (formerly UFM Shell Manager). UFM App Manager app is a part of Ultimate File Manager project. It allows you to Open (F3 key) or Edit (F4 key) files with a specific extension (file type) in the selected application (previously defined by the user). You can also open files/directories using Windows Shell (Files Explorer) with UFM Shell Extension Library. Application name and its icon has changed. Several changes have also been introduced for future changes to the program (making it easier to manage user applications - those from the UFM project and those already located on the user's computer).

UFM 11.5 version also brings improvements in the installer and in all internal applications (administrator mode). External applications and Total Commander file manager plug-ins have also been updated.


DOWNLOAD UFM | DOWNLOAD UFM MEGAPack

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Give it a try! Enjoy! If you see any problem or have a sugesion, please report it.
Dont forget to make a donation. Thanks!

Ps: Big thanks to Mathias, for developing Multi Commander - the best freeware File Manager all over the world!
-Pawel

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Support and Feedback / Re: Hotkey to compare folders-advanced

« Last post by Mathias (Author) on May 01, 2024, 12:31:04 »

In the current beta for next version 14.x it will remember the settings you used last time

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Support and Feedback / Re: Hotkey to compare folders-advanced

« Last post by Cagu on May 01, 2024, 12:13:08 »

Hello,
Does anyone have a suggestion for a solution please?

Greetings

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Support and Feedback / Re: Cannot Goto Lengthy FilePaths in Button Panel (Works in CommandBar Directly)

« Last post by total_annihilation00 on April 29, 2024, 07:46:46 »

That path is actually not extra long, it is less then 260 characters..
BUT I think you are using the wrong command type.
you are using say you use "external" type of command.. And then you use "MC.Explorer.Goto" that is for custom commands..  External is if you want to run a external program. the entire command is to Windows to launch it.
So then you cannot use any MC specific commands link MC.Exporer.Goto and such.

So if you change type to "Custom commands" instead it should work
Or if you want it to run an external program. then just have the path there without the MC.Explorer.Goto.. then Windows will start the .pdf with the program associated with pdf

Oh wow, it's working now ! I just wanted it to Goto that folder, I don't know why it wasn't working before —& yeah I meant Button Editor's "Custom Commands", not "External." Anyway I re-entered it & it works, thanks ! 

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Support and Feedback / Re: Cannot Goto Lengthy FilePaths in Button Panel (Works in CommandBar Directly)

« Last post by Mathias (Author) on April 29, 2024, 07:39:16 »

That path is actually not extra long, it is less then 260 characters..
BUT I think you are using the wrong command type.
you are using say you use "external" type of command.. And then you use "MC.Explorer.Goto" that is for custom commands..  External is if you want to run a external program. the entire command is to Windows to launch it.
So then you cannot use any MC specific commands link MC.Exporer.Goto and such.

So if you change type to "Custom commands" instead it should work
Or if you want it to run an external program. then just have the path there without the MC.Explorer.Goto.. then Windows will start the .pdf with the program associated with pdf

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Support and Feedback / Cannot Goto Lengthy FilePaths in Button Panel (Works in CommandBar Directly)

« Last post by total_annihilation00 on April 29, 2024, 04:30:46 »

There's a bug in MC when opening a really lengthy path with a huge-length filename via the Button Panel. I mean I can access "D:\Download\DL Dir\pendrive\web content\cyberpunk ebooks\backups\USB\Computer Graphics\" directly but not via the Button Panel, it also contains a filename which is really long: "Mathematics for Computer Graphics and Game Programming A Self-Teaching Introduction (D. P. Kothari, G. Awari, D. Shrimankar etc.) (z-lib.org).pdf" so that might also be contributing towards it ! Can you fix it so that MC "Command Type > External" "MC.Explorer.Goto SOURCE="D:\Download\DL Dir\pendrive\web content\cyberpunk ebooks\backups\USB\Computer Graphics\" long paths like this can be accessed again ?! I get the error "Failed to launch program | The system cannot find the file specified."

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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: Quick Access

« Last post by total_annihilation00 on April 29, 2024, 03:22:58 »

How about using MC Tab Sessions instead of buttons on the Button Panel or Windows Quick Access?

O.K. thanks a lot, I will look into it !

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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: Quick Access

« Last post by Matthias515566 on April 28, 2024, 09:23:49 »

Nevermind I added all my Quick Access folders to the Button Panel

How about using MC Tab Sessions instead of buttons on the Button Panel or Windows Quick Access?

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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: Quick Access

« Last post by total_annihilation00 on April 27, 2024, 19:42:24 »

Shame, I would like to see this too ! I'am forced to contend /w folders\ files in Aliases & Favorites. Would boost my productivity significantly !! I have a very simple folder structure on my computer /w various folders for different content\ tasks. Quick Access is the glue that binds it all together. 
P.S: Nevermind I added all my Quick Access folders to the Button Panel !! 

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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: "Open file location" for Links Needed for MultiCommander

« Last post by total_annihilation00 on April 27, 2024, 18:36:00 »

MC has a MultiScript function GetWinShortcutTarget(). So the simplest multiscript UDC could look like:

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@var $lnk = GetSourceFocusPath();

@var $path = GetWinShortcutTarget( $lnk );
MC.Explorer.Goto SOURCE="{$path}";


Thanks a lot, appreciate it !! That works brilliantly ! Using it in "Custom Context Menu" after creating an UDC. I named it "Goto Actual FilePath Link" and used the filter *.lnk to work only on link files.
P.S: It also works on .qalnk files (QuickAdmin UAC-Bypass shortcut files) —that's an added bonus !!
P.P.S: Currently it doesn't work on Microsoft Store Apps shortcuts or DOSBox Games Launcher .lnk shortcuts (takes you to the DOSBox Games Launcher folder —maybe this is not a bug as it permeates through 3 different files when accessed.) Not that this is important, but thought I should let you know.