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I don´t really need it, I just think it´s a bug. You can use quotation marks in Windows itself if you want to open a folder and in some cases it is mandatory when using folders that have spaces in their names.

When you use "c:\temp" (including the quotation marks) in the "Go to folder" dialog and click on ok, you get: edit: Win7, 64-bit, 32-bit FC

thx =)

Tested on another computer with Win 7, 64-bit and FC 639 - same problem.

Anyone else with Win 7 and/or 64-bit?

In the "search files/folders" dialog, it´s possible to press Tab to go from "file name" to "containing text", but it´s not possible to use Shift+Tab to go back.

Possibly also a problem in other dialogs - didn´t test.

edit: Win 7, 64-bit

Yes, now the first items aren´t selected anymore when you press End.

No thanks, I don´t like the NC mode =)

Original problem from viewtopic.php?f=7&t=5458 has been fixed in 643, but I noticed another variant:

- Have 6 files
- Hold Shift
- Select from 4th to 1st
- Press End
- Press Cursor Up
--> top part of selection isn´t selected anymore

- Have a folder with 5 files or folder
- Select the last one
- Press Del to delete the file/folder
--> New last item is selected
- Press Shift+Cursor up

Expected Result:
The last two items should be selected.

Result:
All but the last item are selected.

When I connect my digital camera to my PC, FC shows it in a "Computer" tab, but not in the tree, s. screenshot

The following is possible by pressing the left mouse button, but doesn´t work when using space bar: - Have some files - Select the first one - Press and hold Shift - Select the third one --> first bunch is selected, release Shift - Press and hold Ctrl - Select the 5th - Press and hold Shift - Select...

- Use Inkscape to save a plain white SVG
- Open that file in the FC internal viewer
- Click into the display area
--> Crash (exception message : Floating point division by zero)

Hmm, that´s strange. I am using Win7 but afair the entry "rename" was also there in WinXP. It´s right above "Properties" in the German version. I just noticed another thing: In the current directory, there is a mkv-file. I searched for avi-files and have a list of some results from the sub-directori...

I know that I can define a filter with some excludes, but in some cases I only need such a filter once. Therefore, it would be easier if I could define a temporary filter that uses excludes instead of taking the detour. This has been requested already in http://www.forum.freecommander.com/viewtopic....

Have you clicked on one of the files from the search result? For me this opens the "normal" Windows context menu where I can rename it.