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Did a Microsoft .Net Framework 4 repair and no longer get the access violation. Probably did something to the registry that effected none .Net 4 programs.

I get a "Access violation to FreeCommander.exe" every time I start it. If click "ignore" it works fine. This is under Win7 64bit.

Also still like to see default list view override for different directories so if you have list view as the default you can override it for a specific directory in case ...

I'm getting a "network loading thread active" if I exit commander within 2 mins after starting it. After 2 mins don't get the warning on exit.

Just 2 things I'd like to see incorporated:

1) Ability to add Favorites either above or under the Tree View. Not a big deal I know since you can add Favorites to the menu bar, but would be a cool feature.

2) Ability of FreeCommander to remember List View preferences for a given directory, e.g ...

In the beta list columns width is not saved, not implemented yet?

This was a beef I had a couple of years ago with FreeCommander: Why forced to use two panels when a single panel and tree is more than adequate???? Other programs allow you to run in single panel mode or double not but not FreeCommander!

This really, really needs to get addressed.

I got the same thing just now. I guess this is why admin's turn off user PM's.

Why do you turn the viewer ON when it's causing you a lot of problems by reading massive files?
That is a problem to because I never turned it ON. If I knew how to turn it on I would know how to turn it off. I uninstalled and re-installed and that seems to have got rid of the viewer.

Would be ...

The viewer is causing me a lot of problems by reading massive files (a dumb thing to do). How do I turn it OFF?

Windows list control has an option for check boxes I'd like to see made available. Enable space bar to toggle the check boxes and move to the next item after space bar. This way one can select mulitple files with just the space bar. Move, delete, copy all checked items.

Yep, I agree totally.

As I wrote in another duplicate post, it would be simple to implement: Under menu "View" add a choice to remove second window. Could just toggle the controls boolean hidden property if it removes it from memory.

Call the selection something like "single window mode."

This should be simple and easy to implement: Under menu "View" add a choice to remove second window. Call the selection something like "single window mode."

Can you delete the second panel/window? I only wish to have one panel and tree and consider two panels useless and inefficent. So far I am using a work around of setting split window at 0%.

Thanks.