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Well, after retrying, it is working fine for me as well... Thank you!!!

Just tried version 790 (64 bit donor); this issue is still not fixed.

Yes, this is the same option I'm using.
Thank you

Hello,

in version 788 I noticed that whenever I perform an operation in the desktop folder (Shift+0), the window is not refreshing automatically.
For instance, delete a file: the window is not refreshing, showing the file still there. Pressing CTRL+R refreshes the window, and works.

Best regards.

So far, Microsoft has not donated anything for my project

Thank you very much for your reply.

Same issue here..
I created also a GIF to show the problem:



Any "official" answer from the FreeCommander developer??

Thank you: it is working now!!!

Thank you,

if this is the case, I'll wait for an update fixing this issue.

Hello,

after I downloaded the newest version (763), FC generates an error on startup. This is not happening on a fresh install (with the default settings), therefore I would guess there is some conflict with my configuration (attached).
Any help?

Thank you in advance,
Marco.

Dreamer wrote:Please try the new version, 744.

Seems fixed!! Thank you

Timon wrote:Your problem is similar to viewtopic.php?f=7&t=7859

...not really.
Actually, I can't reproduce the bug shown in that thread...

I noticed a strange behavior of FC 743, 64 bit donor. When I double click a .c file (which is a text file, associated with "notepad.exe"), I see opening notepad with an empty file. If I select the file, and press "F4", which is associated with notepad again ("%windir%\notepad.exe" under Settings -> ...

Hello,

I noticed that the command "invert selection" seems not working at all in the newest version 718 (64 bit).

Yes: really thank you very much!!

Hello, everybody. i'm not sure this is a feature request, or if the feature is present, bu I can't find it... Anyhow: my whish is to avoid going back from the root of the drive. I'll explain: I like navigating with the keyboard, and I press "back" for going up one directory. When I reach the root of...