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I'll sixth this motion. I can see my Canon camera in Windows Explorer, but not in FC. It would be nice to see it in FC!

Thanks, I had some trouble making this work. Eventually I fiddled around, and it worked; unfortunately, I'm not sure what I did differently (nor why it didn't work when I first tried it).

I installed FC v2008.06c on a Vista SP1 machine. It works fine in the Administrator account, but I can't save the settings in a User (non-administrator) account. The error msg is:
Cannot create file "C:\Program Files (x86)\FreeCommander\
FreeCommander.ini. Access is denied.
IMO, it shouldn't be ...

Agree--something with the phrase "Sticky selection" would be easier to understand. I would not object to it mentioning NC, although to be honest, even if I had used NC, I doubt that I would remember that it had a sticky selection capability. (I don't remember what capabilities Lotus Magellan had ...

wkrekik wrote:
> The NC-mode selection provides sticky selection function

Thanks, I didn't realize that! ('NC-Mode' is not exactly mnemonic to me; I have used a *lot* of file managers over the years--I think Lotus Magellan was the first one--but I'm afraid Norton Commander wasn't one of them ...

I would like the ability to retain the selection on files I click. Right now I can do this with <CTRL>-click, but if I'm selecting lots of files (like weeding out bad photos I downloaded from my camera, using either Thumbnails or Quick View), it becomes tedious to hold that control key down. And if ...

If you have two monitors, this also affects which monitor FC opens in. That's important for me, too, because...well, I'm petrified in my ways, and I want FC in my right-hand monitor!