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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: Favorite should display name instead of Path

« on: December 08, 2022, 14:33:44 »

I use Ctrl+F and Ctrl+N for other funktions. How can i open the favorite-window without the command line bar? Such problems have i olso in other programs. All Keyboard-Shortcuts should be configurable. Ctrl+F is common used for Find and Ctrl+N is common used for a new instance or a new window. Firefox for example need no new instance for a new window.

Awesome. Thank you for your amazing work.

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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Favorite should display name instead of Path

« on: December 05, 2022, 19:13:33 »

Hi community,

When adding new favorite (Ctrl+N), Name and Path have to be defined but in the Favorite liste, the full path is shown instead of Name.
I remeber, previous version, favorite lists displayed Name if this one is given otherwise FullPath.

Thank you for the apps, that I appreciate everyday.

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Support and Feedback / Re: Network driver - Refresh Folder content problems

« on: June 06, 2016, 22:30:37 »

Thank you for the quick answer.

You are right. There a something wrong with the permission et samba setting at the NAS side. It needs to be optimized.
However, I do not have these problems of sorting and icon with Windows Explorer  .

Transparent issues with changing settings, all I need to do is click twice on the setting 

Anyway, it's a small inconvenient regarding all powerful functionalities of MC.

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Support and Feedback / Network driver - Refresh Folder content problems

« on: June 06, 2016, 17:38:27 »

Hi everyone,

I'm working with two NIC Ethernet cards. One with domain name (company) and other one is only LAN.
I remark that the folders on LAN are not updated correctly after each modification (size = 0, ordered by modification date instead of name, icon becomes white)

Also, after each modification in View or setting, GUI of Multi Commander is not rendered correctly as shows the attached image.

Does anyone has the same problem ?

Thanks,


 

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Support and Feedback / Re: How to go to the disk root on tab changing automatically?

« on: September 10, 2015, 19:10:22 »

Unless you want to system driver; double click on tab bar, then the new tab will take you to the C:\. Ctr+Tab leads you rather to the last location.