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Support and Feedback / Re: How can I hide link folders?
« on: April 04, 2026, 19:38:10 »
It only works for the file list, not for the folder tree
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This is the change, which breaks the display:
Explorer Panel Settings > Display > Gridlines > Auto adjust text if it is too long
If I remove this option (I prefer to keep the text size, because of the eyes problem), the name do not displays properly, but if this is ON - as default - everything displays OK.
MC don't do any special processing.Then maybe it should ? Personally, I don't experience any problem, but this is not the first report. Since other programs are not affected, this is most probably indeed MC-related.
MY ultimate goal, if possible, is to have Multi Commander always open to the specified paths, with a Folder Tree pane open for each, and with the left Explorer Pane having focus.
MC.SetActivePanel PANEL=LEFTThis activates left panel.MC.RunCmd ID="ExplorerPanel.41070"This toggles a panel tree. Each panel has its own tree, so it is possible to have some tabs with trees and some -- without.3. On startup, is there a way to make a specific Explorer Panel always have focus?
Thank you for checking. Are you using File Manager look and feel or traditional one?I use Commander Style Look'n'Feel
Alternatively, I'm curious if MC can save colors to files or folders in order to make it easier for me to recall what they hold.
The Syntax file is not replaced if you had some changes to the file.. to avoid overriding user changes..
But if you press the "*" button there. It will reset all of them..
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