Hello !
Could any of you answer that question:
I use FreeCommander by having a window and, on its left, its tree structure.
I chose to display - or not - the "hidden files" for the main window, but this choice does not automatically affect the tree window. I must specify the choice especially for this one because these two choices are apparently independent of each other
Hence my question: is it possible to make sure that the choice of "hidden files" in the main window is automatically activated for the tree window ?
Thank you in advance for any answer!
Cordially
SosPel
"hidden files" on main window and at same time on tree window ?
Re: "hidden files" on main window and at same time on tree window ?
I agree, the option and shortcut for "Show/hide hidden and system files" should affect also the tree, if possible.
Anyway, it should be possible to show/hide items in file list and tree, but also show/hide items only for file list and only for tree.
BTW Keyboard shortcut to Show/hide hidden folders in tree is missing.
Anyway, it should be possible to show/hide items in file list and tree, but also show/hide items only for file list and only for tree.
BTW Keyboard shortcut to Show/hide hidden folders in tree is missing.
Re: "hidden files" on main window and at same time on tree window ?
Hi,
for hidden, sys, hidden & sys files you can define “switches” in the toolbar.
Click in the toolbar. In the list that appears, look for white logos with blue letters:
-H for show hidden files
-S for system file
-HS for system and hidden Files
The switches act as showing yes or no
The switches work in the file list, but not in the tree
Hugo
for hidden, sys, hidden & sys files you can define “switches” in the toolbar.
Click in the toolbar. In the list that appears, look for white logos with blue letters:
-H for show hidden files
-S for system file
-HS for system and hidden Files
The switches act as showing yes or no
The switches work in the file list, but not in the tree
Hugo
Re: "hidden files" on main window and at same time on tree window ?
@Hugo_W
Thank you for your informations which has served me well to create a shortcut
For example, I did: Tools -> Define Keyboard Shortcuts -> View ==> a list of actions with/without shortcuts
In this list, I chose a line without a specified shortcut: "Show/hide hidden and system files"
So I assigned him a shortcut: [CTRL + Num(Dot)] ===> OK !
It is a shortcut only for files in main window and not also on tree window, but it is more easy than "tools -> settings" way
Then I checked that my shortcut is in the list of the file "fc_shortcuts.txt"
Cordially ,
SosPel
Thank you for your informations which has served me well to create a shortcut
For example, I did: Tools -> Define Keyboard Shortcuts -> View ==> a list of actions with/without shortcuts
In this list, I chose a line without a specified shortcut: "Show/hide hidden and system files"
So I assigned him a shortcut: [CTRL + Num(Dot)] ===> OK !
It is a shortcut only for files in main window and not also on tree window, but it is more easy than "tools -> settings" way
Then I checked that my shortcut is in the list of the file "fc_shortcuts.txt"
Cordially ,
SosPel
Re: "hidden files" on main window and at same time on tree window ?
For the file window you also can use rightclick on statusbar.
There are options for "hidden files" and "system files".
Regards
Ralf
Win10 (64-bit), Intel i7-2600 (3,4 GHz), 8 GB Ram, 500 GB SSD, 2x2000 GB HD, NVIDIA GeForce 545
Ralf
Win10 (64-bit), Intel i7-2600 (3,4 GHz), 8 GB Ram, 500 GB SSD, 2x2000 GB HD, NVIDIA GeForce 545
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