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I noticed that launching a certain program from the "favorite tools" failed with message window
"The system cannot find the file specified"
The configuration in SETTINGS\FreeCommander.fav.ini was
...
Prg=..\start_up.bat
Dir=..
...

Just changing the configuration to
...
Prg=..\start_up.bat
Dir ...

Sorry, I posted in the wrong section and beside I found the answer myself.
A file container in FC is just a text file and furthermore the file container toolbar provide that functionality.

Any news about this missing functionality, i.e. "export to file" a search result?
The workaround works, but it saves just the file names. The "export to file" of FC2009 was exporting all the columns of the search.
It was a handy feauture.
Kind regards.

Sorry, my mistake, I just mistyped the path.
Using something like %FcSrcPath%\..\NotePad++\notepad++.exe works fine.
You can just delete this whole thread.
Sorry again and thanks for your patience.

To explain the reason of my request, please allow me a short description of the following scenario.

Imagine I have my free software organized like that:
C:\whatever_path\myFreeSoftware\
C:\whatever_path\myFreeSoftware\FreeCommander\...
C:\whatever_path\myFreeSoftware\Notepad++\...
etc.
i.e. all my ...

Hello,

just another suggestion to improve this excellent file manager.

It would be nice, in the "Search file/folders" windows to have the possibility to search for text ("Containing text:" text box) within files using a regular expression. Even better for file/folders names ("File name:" text box ...

Hello,

just a suggestion to improvement this excellent file manager.

When one has multiple files selected in the active FreCommander panel and then presses F4, then all the selected files get opened in the defined editor.
The same is not true if multiple files are selected in the result panel of ...

It would be nice if FreeCommander treated JAR files the same as ZIP files. It should be easy to implement that.
Currently I change the extension (.jar to .zip) in order to browse or edit a JAR file.

FreeCommander is reaching perfection. Congratulations!