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Aha! I found it. Thanks.

This is rather obscure though.

Oh really? When I look at Settings/View/File/folder list I see one set of check boxes for Hidden and System files. I have checked both of these. If there is someplace else I should be looking for file list settings I'd be most interested in learning where it is.

The following directories are missing in tree of boot drive: Program Files (X86) Users\<username>\Appdata Users\<username>\Appdata\Local Users\<username>\Appdata\LocalLow Users\<username>\Appdata\Roaming This is a Win10-64 system with all current updates installed; FC Settings has both Hidden & ...

Good to know - thanks.

Even with hidden & system files checked the AppData directory does not show up when running 685 under Windows 10 RTM build. It does show up in the standard Explorer.

YES

I switched to dual-pane view and successfully extracted a ZIP file.

Thanks for pointing out how to work around this issue pending next release.

Happy to oblige

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Using the same Settings/Archive settings as Build 675 the UnZip function crashes. I did submit the standard Error Report.

Unzip fails on downloaded ZIP files as well as for files created with the FC ZIP command.

My system is Win7 SP1.

Nice idea - I like it. But - what about those of us who have vertical layouts? In this case Left/Right needs to be Top/Bottom. So to avoid confusion and a plethora of redundant options, why not just limit the options to both, currently active, currently inactive?

When right clicking on a file or folder 650 behaves like you double-clicked it; now there is no way to display file or folder properties.

This also happens when doing Alt+Enter instead of right click.

The Tree pane does not show the Program Data folder in Windows 8. It does show Program Files and Program Files (x86), but the Program Data folder is not shown.

This happens with Windows 8 and XE ver. 609.

With the option to show Hidden and System files enabled, if I select and expand the Windows 8 Program Files folder in the Tree panel the sub-folders listed in the Tree panel do not match the folders listed in the Files panel. In particular, the Tree panel stops with the last subfolder listed being W...

I can confirm this bug. 1. Select any folder in tree view 2. Select any file in the folder 3. Ctl - C 4. Select any other folder in Tree view 5. Ctl - V 6. Program crashes and just disappears - does not stall or hang up 7. Upon restart the file is in the original and copied-to folder, so the Ctl-V a...

Most excellent. Thanks.

Perhaps I missed it, but when checking out FC-XE I was only able to display a single tree with either the horizontal or vertical split views. Is there a way to have each split pane display it's own tree?