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#1
Support and Feedback / Re: No full-row select
February 11, 2025, 11:46:13
Quote from: Mathias (Author) on February 10, 2025, 12:30:46
To be able to turn it off, It been on the todo list for a while. Problem is that it will break a lot of other features/options. So it is not a quick fix. So because of that it been pushed a head.

Thanks for your reply. I feel very glad to know it's on the todo list. Can't wait!

Best regards.
#2
Support and Feedback / No full-row select
February 10, 2025, 11:57:43
Hi there,

Thanks for your dev efforts.

Your program is a fantastic piece of software, but, PLEASE, DO implement NO full-row select! Some users do like to select a file/files only, and not a full row or full rows. It's simple as that. This would be greatly appreciated on my side of things and I sure would recommend it everywhere.

My kind regards and gratitude.
#3
Support and Feedback / Re: Full row select
July 13, 2019, 15:15:03
No, I haven't and I won't. I'll just fucking trash-dump your FM. Now, I hate them both: the full select damn thing and your loser program, which you were made to make free by competition cause it didn't give you any enough financial return.
#4
Support and Feedback / Full row select
July 12, 2019, 14:52:14
Thanks for your dev efforts.

I hate it when I accidentally trigger an executing or opening command while hovering the mouse pointer on any given folder or file object, inadvertently pressing the mouse button a bit too much. Can full row select be deactivated?

Also, please, could you refresh my memory? I forgot how to create folder aliases (not keyboard shortcuts, please note) for opening a pair of folders, each on a different panel, left and right. I know about the existence of a special Multicommander panel for doing this, but I can't remember how the command parameters should be written for opening A PAIR of folders - again, not ONE, mind you, for which I know the parameter, since there are examples there by default.  It's quite a handy feature for being able to quickly move and copy files between frequently accessed folders.

Again, thanks in advance for your attention.

Regards.