string strmc=“Multi commander is using the Commander Style Look and Feel”
string strwin="Multi commander is using the Window Explorer Style Look and Feel"
string strMcTips="how do you want to control Multi Commander\n"+strmc+"\n The Commander.."
string strWinTips="how do you want to control Multi Commander\n"+strwin+"\n The Commander.."
string strfeel="mc";
strfell=readCfg("feel");
if(strfeel=="mc"){
QuickFeelDilog.setTips(strMcTips);
}
if(strfeel=="win"){
QuickFeelDilog.setTips(strWinTips);
}
btnMc.onClick(){
{
QuickFeelDilog.setTips(strMcTips);
writeCfg("feel","mc");
}
btnWin.onClick(){
{
QuickFeelDilog.setTips(strWinTips);
writeCfg("feel","win");
}
hope it display
“Multi commander is using the Window Explorer Style Look and Feel ”
not
“Multi commander is using the Commander Style Look and Feel as default”
Not sure what you mean.??
Yes by default MC is using Commander Style. If you cancel that dialog on first startup, you end up with commander styled.
If you want MC mouse / keyboard be setup to be like Windows Explorer. You need to configure that your self OR select the Quick Look 'n'Feel dialog. that will change all settings to switch setup