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Thank you very much for your answers ...

I can provide additional information: I have found that if the folder of FreeCommander is on USB PenDisk the problem does not occur!

However, if the same folder on the hard disk is the problem persists...

This information can be useful to understand ...

I apologize ... but they are again in trouble.

I applied the suggestions but when I position it on a pdf file FcCommander try to download it.

A few weeks ago I thought I had solved the problem, but now I formatted the pc and now I see that no longer works ...

Please be patient ... you have any ...

Have you any suggestions on this issue?

I confirm the problem and place an update that is helpful:
the problem occurs on all connected devices (USB harddisk and USB PenDisk) except that the files located on hard drive C: \ and on hard disk of the LAN.

Is my problem or there is really something wrong?

When I click on the PDF files try to download the file and does not even try to open it.

More... when we stepped on by scrolling with the arrow keys ... try to download it without even clicking!

Only happens with FreeCommander...

x BGM
Are you referring to items you would normally get in the Windows Explorer context menu? What items are you missing? Are you referring to the editing menus for the toolbars? What do you mean when you say your context menu is different? Different from what?

Sorry, I do not know how to attach ...

BGM wrote:

If anyone is interested, I have added this info to the FreeCommander Dokuwiki.

Thanks, I feel great thing to share this information.

You have to enable the option to see the custom icons (maybe it should be ON by default?). Go to Tools > Settings > View > Tree > Management (tab) and make sure you have checked the box for "Show overlay icons (SVN). If you want the icons for your devices, go to Tools > Settings > View > File ...

Karol wrote:

Click with the middle mouse button in the free area of the address bar or on the last folder name.

Thanks for the information ... I never thought the middle button!

First of all, thank you very much: FreeCommander is a good program, and most importantly it is free.
Personally I like 2xEplorer (the old version free insurmountable, but on 64-bit systems - unfortunately - has some problems, especially when opening a folder).

Well ... with 0.0.0.609 we are ...