The [] embedded command system now works with some
dynamic commands (currently Go DRIVEBUTTONS, Go
FTPSITELIST, Favorites and Recent).
This lets you define commands that are appended to the generated buttons (that
is, following the Go command).
For
example:
Go DRIVEBUTTONS OPENINLEFT [Set
FOCUS=Left]
It is now possible to embed commands (using the [ ]
syntax) in the Go FINDTITLE function. Added the
RUNEMBEDDEDIFNOTFOUND argument which lets a command embedded
under the Go FINDTITLE command run in the current Lister if
no matching listers are found.
Added the Copy MAKELINK=autonosoft and Clipboard
PASTELINK=autonosoft commands. These do the same as their older
"auto" variants, except that they will not create softlinks.
i.e. They create junctions for folders and hardlinks for files, even on newer
versions of Windows that support softlinks.
Added an option to the Copy command's
Unattended Errors dialog to export the list of
errors (as either text or csv).
A new modifier for file and folder codes, escbackslash
will escape all backslashes in paths. This is like the old
escnl except it escapes all backslashes, not just those
before the letter n. e.g. {filepath|escbackslash}
turns C:\New\Test.txt into C:\\New\\Test.txt.
The Clipboard SET command has a new argument,
EXPANDNEWLINES, which allows you to use \n
within the clipboard text to insert new lines. Use \\ to
insert a literal backslash and use the new escbackslash
modifier when inserting paths.
The Clipboard ADD SET command has a new argument,
NEWLINEIFADDING, which will insert a new line before the new
text when adding to existing text on the clipboard. (If there is no existing
text then the new line is not inserted.)
In inline rename (and other edit controls that have the same behavior),
pressing the Home or End keys now takes the
file extension into account. For example, if the cursor is to the left of the
dot, pressing Shift+End will only select up
to the dot rather than to the very end of the text. Pressing the same key a
second time will then go to the very end or start. Holding the
Control key overrides this behavior and moves to the very
start or end immediately.
Aliases like /programfilesx86, originally only for 64-bit
Windows, are now also defined on 32-bit Windows to make it easier to share
configurations between machines.
Added Collapse Other Groups command to the context
menu for file groups.
The Add to Archive dialog now has separate
fields for path and archive name, to make it easier to type the name of the
archive without the risk of accidentally editing the path. Note that you can
still paste a full path into the name field. You can also push
Ctrl-Shift-C to copy the full, combined path from both fields
at once.
Added the Set THUMBNAILRATINGS command to toggle the
thumbnail ratings overlays from a command.
The effects of the Preferences / Folders / Folder Display / Hide
hidden files and Hide protected operating system
files options no longer overlap. Hide hidden files
now only affects things with the H attribute and
(this is the change) without the S attribute.
Hide protected operating system files only affects things
with both the H and S attributes.
Previously, if you had both options turned on and then only turned off
Hide protected operating system files, nothing would happen.
The breadcrumbs location field now defaults to showing or hiding
Hidden and System folders using the same rules as the Folder
Tree (i.e. based on the settings in Preferences). Previously, it always hid
both by default. You can still override these rules using the
showhidden and showsystem arguments, as well
as the new hidehidden and hidesystem
arguments for the opposite overrides.
The Go DRIVEBUTTONS command will now generate
buttons for MTP devices as well as regular drive letters. If you configure the
command to restrict which drives are displayed, the new mtp
keyword lets you include MTP devices in the list.
The Preferences / Folder Tree / Appearance / Highlight path to
selected folder feature now has the option to display the highlight
line with smooth rounded corners instead of right-angles. When the
Rounded corners option is turned on, another new option -
Shadow around active path - becomes available. This option
causes a differently colored shadow to be drawn around the main highlight
path. The color for the shadow can be set on the Preferences / Display
/ Colors and Fonts page.
Added the Go INITIALDIR command. This can be used to
return a tab to the very first folder it read.
Text fields that support path completion (like the Location field
or the FAYT in Go mode) now display a popup list of matching
items.
You can disable this if desired
with the Preferences / Folders / Folder Behaviour / Display popup
list option.
Handling of relative
paths:
The Location field now supports relative paths (e.g. if you
enter .. in the location field and hit return it will take
you to the parent of the currently displayed folder).
Path completion also supports relative paths and will complete paths for
parent folders, etc.
If a non-qualified name is given to the Go command this
is now treated as being relative to the current source directory (e.g. when
currently viewing C:\, the command Go windows will
now go to C:\Windows).
Improvements to floating
toolbars:
Transparent toolbars can now be dragged around by their gripper while in
Customize mode, without having to hold down shift first.
You can now configure how quickly auto-hide toolbars slide on and off
the screen, under Preferences / Toolbars / Options. The
default speeds have also been increased, with toolbars now appearing in
100ms and hiding in 200ms (previously both used 250ms).
Docked, glass/taskbar/transparent auto-hide toolbars should now appear
without flickering when the slide option is turned off.
Docked taskbar and glass toolbars are now completely invisible when
hidden, so there is no longer a line down the edge of the screen for them.
Docked, transparent toolbars are now borderless if you lock their
position, making them easier to use.
Added a command to DOpusRT (/info) that allows
third-party tools to access the list of currently displayed folders and files
in Opus (this will allow improved support by tools like Listary).
When the Find-As-You-Type field is open in Find
mode, the left/right cursor keys, as well as Home and End, are now passed
through to the file display. This lets you use the cursor keys to change the
selected item in the icon modes (List, Thumbnails, etc) without first closing
the FAYT. Added the new option Preferences / File Displays /
Find-As-You-Type / Enable all cursor keys in Find mode which lets you
disable this (and revert left/right cursor keys to their normal behaviour in
the edit field).
Added two new options in Preferences / Miscellaneous /
Advanced:
dlldir_security : This option, enabled by default,
prevents Opus from loading DLLs from the current working directory. This
reduces the risk of "binary planting" exploits which can trick your computer
into running untrusted software when you open things like photos or music
from folders in which someone has hidden a malicious DLL.
dragdrop_async : Enables the previous behaviour when
handling drag and drop from outside of Opus, whereby drops are handled
asynchronously even if the source of the data doesn't specifically support
this. (See the item relating to this in the "Bug fixes" section below).
Windows 8 is now officially supported, following the new operating system's retail release.
A number of problems relating to Windows 8 have been fixed:
Double-clicking files would only launch Desktop apps, ignoring associated Metro apps. (Although the "bug" provided what many people have been asking for in reviews of Windows 8: To be able to launch Desktop apps when using the Desktop and Metro apps when using Metro. If you wish you can configure filetype overrides to get similar behavior back; the new version just makes the default behavior match the standard behavior of the OS itself.)
Double-clicking an unregistered filetype would open the Sync center.
Added Windows-key hotkey trapping for most new system hotkeys in Windows 8. Changed the default hotkey for opening a new Lister to Win+Shift+E, since in Windows 8 it's no longer possible to Win+O. On a Windows 8 system existing Win+O hotkeys are automatically mapped to the new key.
The standard Windows Copy as path context menu command now works correctly under Windows 8.
Native support for MTP devices
This version introduces native support for MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) devices (e.g. mobile phones, cameras, tablets, etc.). MTP devices are accessed in Opus with the new mtp:// URL-like syntax. You can also access them through My Computer simply by double-clicking on the device icon.
Tab groups can now open tabs in both file displays
The new Specific Sides tab group option lets you create folder tab groups that open tabs in both the left and right file displays automatically.
When in this mode the tab group editor lists left and right tabs separately. The Change Side button () is used to move a tab from left to right or vice versa.
The tab bar context menu has a Save Both Sides command which lets you save a specific-sides tab group from the currently open tabs in the Lister.
The command Go TABGROUPSAVE=!both can also be used to save a specific-sides group. In conjunction with Go TABGROUPLOAD, the OPENINDUAL argument can be used to control the orientation when loading a specific-sides tab group. (e.g. Go TABGROUPLOAD=moo OPENINDUAL=vert).
Tab groups can now be organized into folders
The Tab Groups page in Preferences now lets you organize your tab groups into folders. The New Folder button () lets you create folders and you can move existing tab groups into a folder using drag and drop.
There is also a new Mark as hidden button (). When a tab group is marked as hidden it will only appear in the list of groups in Preferences – it won’t be displayed in the group list in the tab bar context menu or in the function editor.
Folder Tabs can be linked (in two different ways)
In a dual-display Lister you can now link a tab on the left hand side to one on the right. Clicking a linked tab to make it active automatically activates the tab it is linked to.
Each set of linked tabs is displayed in a different color and you can configure the colors that are used from the Colors and Fonts page in Preferences. In the above image, the My Documents tab is linked to the Backups tab. You can have up to eight sets of linked tabs per Lister.
A linked tab can also be designated as a “slave†tab. In this mode, the slave tab will follow its “master†tab whenever the folder is changed in the master, in a similar manner to Navigation Lock. The difference between slave tabs and Navigation Lock is what happens when the folder you navigate to in the master does not exist in the slave. Whereas Navigation Lock would go “out of sync†at this point, the slave tab will simply change to show the same folder that is shown in the master. Slave tabs are indicated visually with an italicised label.
From the tab bar, you can link tabs and turn the Slave Tab option on or off using the context menu.
You can also define linked tabs in tab groups in conjunction with the new Specific Sides option.
The new Go TABLINK command will link the two currently active tabs in the active Lister.
When clicking on a folder tab, holding various control keys down modifies the linking state of the tab:
Control-click a tab to link/unlink it to the active tab in the other file display.
Control+Shift-click can be used to toggle slave mode on and off.
Shift-click when clicking a linked tab overrides the linking behaviour (stops its partner coming to the front or changing folder).
Lister Styles now use tab groups instead of defining their own tabs
Lister Styles previously allowed you to define one or more tabs that would be opened in the left and/or right file display when the style was chosen. This system has been changed and Styles now offer this behavior through the tab group system. Any existing Lister Styles that define tabs will be converted automatically.
Improved Folder Tab appearance
The cosmetic appearance of folder tabs has been improved, particularly when not using visual styles to render the tabs.
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Additional options and changes for Folder Tabs
Added the new Preferences page Folder Tabs / Appearance. This contains the width options which used to be on the Folder Tabs / Options page, the visual style option (which used to be on the Display / Options) page, as well as new options to set a minimum size for tabs and to automatically reduce tab sizes as the number of tabs increases.
New options on the Folder Tabs / Options page:
When multiple tabs are open, the Lister close button closes active tab option causes the Lister window close button to close the currently active tab rather than the whole Lister.
The Display new tab button causes a small additional tab to be displayed in each tab bar that, when clicked, opens a new tab showing the specified folder.
The Open new tabs next to the active tab option causes new tabs to open to the right of the currently active tab rather than at the end of all currently open tabs.
The Show menu when tabs are reduced option will display the popup “overflow†tab menu when tab sizes have been reduced, even if they have not actually flowed off the end of the tab bar.
You can now drag a folder tab to the desktop to move it into its own Lister.
When clicking on a folder tab the Lister window is now not brought to the front until the button is released, in case you want to drag a tab from an obscured Lister to another one.
Middle-click (or double-click, with the Double-click tabs to close them option turned on) on a single tab in a dual display will now close the file display (this is the same behavior as tab close buttons).
The background color for “hot†Folder Tabs can now be overridden if desired (Display / Colors and Fonts / Folder tabs).
Added the new Folder Tree / Selection Events / Switch to existing tab if already open option. With this enabled, clicking a folder in the folder tree that is already open in a tab will switch to that tab rather than reading the folder into the current tab. The new TABFINDEXISTING argument for the Go command produces the same behavior.
The FAYT field can now be used to search and switch to open Folder Tabs
The Find-As-You-Type field has a new mode that lets you search all currently open folder tabs. By default the activation key for the Tabs mode is @ but this can be changed from the File Displays / Find-As-You-Type Preferences page.
A pop-up list of tabs that match the entered text is displayed, and selecting an item from the list will switch to that tab. The search is performed on both the path open in the tab and, if a title has been set, the title of the tab. The new CLI QUICKTABS command can be used to trigger the FAYT in Tabs mode programmatically.
The Folder Tree can now highlight the path to the active folder
The new Highlight path to selected folder option on the Folder Tree / Appearance Preferences page causes the folder tree to draw a path that marks out the route to the currently selected folder.
You can configure the color used for this highlight from the Display / Colors and Fonts page. The Set TREESHOWPATHTOSEL command lets you toggle the path highlight on or off programmatically.
The Highlight path to all currently open tabs option will show the path to all tabs rather than just the selected one – the path for non-active tabs is shown fainter than the path to the selected folder. If you have tabs that are linked, the Use color from tab option will display the path using the color from the tab itself. Finally, the Only highlight paths when tree is active option causes the path to be visible only when the mouse pointer is over the tree, or the tree has input focus.
The new Group column provides an alternative to file group headings
When the file display is grouped, the new Group column provides an alternative to the traditional group headings. When this column is present in a grouped file display, the column itself displays the headings, making for a much more compact display.
You can add the Group column manually (or via a command like Set COLUMNSTOGGLE) as desired, or if you want to use the new display style permanently, turn on the Folders / Folder Display / Add 'Group' column automatically when file display is grouped Preferences option. When this option is enabled, the Group column will be added automatically when grouping is turned on and removed again when grouping is disabled.
The colors used for the Group column can be configured on the Display / Colors and Fonts page. You can define different colors for source and destination file display if desired. You can also control the maximum width of the Group column with the group_column_maxwidth option on the Miscellaneous / Advanced page in Preferences.
Control + mouse wheel can now be used to change font and thumbnail size
In Thumbnails mode, turning the mouse wheel while holding the Control key down lets you adjust the size of the thumbnails.
Similarly, in Details or Power mode, Control plus mouse wheel can be used to increase or decrease the size of the text in the file display. You can also use the new Set FONTSCALE command to do the same thing programmatically.
Enhancements to the ContextMenu internal command
The ContextMenu command has been extended to enable it to work with more command types, and to provide workarounds for issues with certain context menu handlers. Context menu items can now also be invoked by their label (as opposed to verb or command ID). Labels can also be matched using wildcards and regular expressions. See the updated documentation for the new ITEMMODE, LOOKUP, WANTSYNC, SHIFT and CTRL, LABEL,WILD and REGEXP arguments.
Embedded functions for new Listers
It is now possible, when opening a new Lister or layout, to "embed" a function that will be executed in the context of the new Lister. Previously it was difficult to reliably open a new Lister and then run commands that affected that new Lister from the one function, and solutions usually resorted to kludges involving dopusrt.exe.
The embedded function must be surrounded with square brackets - for example, the following command would open a new Lister and put it into thumbnails mode automatically:
Go /mypictures NEW [Set VIEW=thumbnails]
More complicated multiple line functions can also be embedded, for example:
Go NEW
[
Go /mypictures
Set VIEW=thumbnails
]
Custom titles for Listers
It is now possible to assign your own custom titles to Listers. A new Preferences option ( Preferences / Display / Options ) allows you to configure a custom title for all Listers. Custom titles can also be assigned on a per-Lister basis using a command, and will be remembered when saved and re-loaded as a Layout.
To modify the title of the current Lister, use the new Set LISTERTITLE command. The title can be set to any text string you like, and certain control tokens can be used to insert various information from the original title string:
%P - full path of the current folder
%N - name of the current folder
%R - drive root of the current folder
%D - full path of the current destination folder
%M - name of the current destination folder
%L - name of the Layout the Lister came from (if any)
%T - complete original title (useful for simply adding a prefix or suffix to the title)
You can also assign a title when creating a new Lister with the new TITLE argument. For example, Go NEW TITLE "My New Lister".
The new Go FINDTITLE command can be used to bring to the front all Listers matching the specified title (and this string supports standard wildcards). For example, if you had loaded a Layout named Projects and the Layout name was displayed in the Lister titles, you could bring all Listers from this Layout to the front with the command Go FINDTITLE *Projects*.
Information tokens for custom Folder Tab names
You can the %P, %N and %R control tokens shown above when assigning custom names for Folder Tabs as well. For example, you might set the name of a tab to Thumb: %N if you wanted to indicate a tab that you always used for thumbnails mode.
Miscellaneous changes and enhancements
Added an option to the Folder Tree / Contents Preferences page to display the User profile folder at the top of the tree instead of towards the bottom.
Added an option to the Duplicate File Finder to number the duplicate groups rather than using the search parameters to describe the groups.
Added the ability to configure the color of the toolbar separators and borders (Display / Colors and Fonts / Standard toolbar – Highlight and Shadow).
Added the display_folder_extensions option to the Miscellaneous / Advanced page in Preferences. If this option is enabled folders are treated as having extensions (suffixes) for the purpose of display only (i.e. in the Name and Extension columns).
Added the keepext argument to the FileType NEW FROMCLIPBOARD function.
The filter at the bottom of the Customise / Keys page now lets you switch it to searching the names and functions of hotkeys rather than the keys themselves.
Added the Full path column which displays the full path and filename. If this column is used with the Print Folder function you are able to turn off the file name column (which is normally not allowed).
Alpha channels and transparency are now supported for PNG images using 1bpp, 2bpp and 4bpp palettes and grayscale. (Previously the alpha channel was only used for 8bpp and above images.)
New DOpusRT modes to help debug command line generation:
/ArgsMsgBox displays any remaining arguments in a message box.
/ArgsToClip puts any remaining arguments into the clipboard.
The Preferences / Colors and Fonts page now remembers which item was last selected the next time you open the page.
The Rename command has a new NOMATCHNOFAIL argument. When used in a multi-line function, files that do not match the rename pattern are still passed to the subsequent commands instead of being skipped.
Modified the way the Help function works with non-English languages (specifically German). Previously, if a help file matching the current language was installed it would always be used in preference to the English one. Instead, the English help is now always used by default (e.g. F1 in the Lister, or F1 context help in Preferences). The Help drop-down menu will now display a separate help command (e.g. Hilfe (Deutsch)) that opens the non-English help file. The Help command has a new LANG argument to support this.
Added an option to the File Operations / Metadata page in Preferences to automatically save changes in the meta panel. Also added a checkbox to the Metapane’s title bar which lets you toggle this flag on or off without having to go through Preferences.
Added a new option to display rating stars overlaid on thumbnails (Preferences / File Display Modes / Thumbnails / Overlay rating).
Opus now displays folder thumbnails (when not using the shell to generate them) as CD covers if the folder is marked as "music" via desktop.ini (e.g. using the Customize tab on the Properties dialog to mark it as a Music folder), irrespective of its other contents. Previously the CD cover would only be used if the folder contained more than a certain number of music files.
The Customize dialog now remembers which state the search field was set to on the Keys tab (either filtering by keys or by function).
Added an sub-option for the Preferences / Folder Tree / Options / Collapse non-selected branches setting to only collapse branches if they're not currently open in another tab.
Added the Go TABSWAP command to swap a tab in the left-hand file display with one in the right. By default the two currently active tabs are swapped, but you can specify the tab indices if desired (e.g. Go TABSWAP=0,0 to swap the two left-most tabs).
The Go TABMOVE command (which moves a tab from one file display to the other) can now specify the position to place the moved tab to, rather than always positioning it at the end. You can specify an absolute position, -1 to indicate the same relative position, and -2 to position the moved tab to the right of the currently active tab. You can also optionally have the moved tab become active - for example, Go TABMOVE=-2,active would move the active tab in the source file display to the destination, position it to the right of the currently active tab, and then make the moved tab active.
Added a new option for the Clipboard COPYNAMES command, capsemantics. This makes the command behave like the Windows Copy as path context menu command - all paths are quoted, irrespective of spaces.
Improved the handling of small .ico files in thumbnails mode. Icon files now show the dimensions of their largest image as part of their thumbnail labels, and .ico files are now treated as proper images in all cases which means higher quality scaling when generating thumbnails of high resolution icons.
Added the option thumb_48x48_icons to Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced. This makes thumbnails look good for icons which only have 48x48 pixel versions. The downside is that icons which only have 32x32 or smaller versions will look worse. The manual discusses the trade-offs in this option in more detail.
When pasting data from the clipboard into a new file, Opus now prioritizes text over image data if the clipboard data looks like it came from Excel. This means that now if you copy cells from Excel and paste them into Opus, you'll get the text from the cells, and not a screenshot of them. In other cases Opus still prefers image data over text. The Clipboard PASTE command now has PREFERIMAGE and PREFERTEXT arguments to override both behaviors.
When using inline rename on a file, you can use Ctrl-Backspace and Ctrl-Del to delete the previous and next words, respectively. This behaviour has also been extended to most other edit fields.
Added FROMCLIPBOARD/S argument to the FileType command. This lets you make multiple new files at once using filenames that are on the clipboard (i.e. filenames put on the clipboard via the Clipboard COPYNAMES command).
When using the Filter Bar, if you explicitly add a * at the start or end of the pattern then Opus now assumes you do not wish to use partial matching even if it is turned on in Preferences. This allows you the convenience of partial matching most of the time while still being able to filter by the start or end of things when you need to.
Date and size fields now reverse sort by default:
For example, when clicking the Date Modified column to sort by that field, the first click will put the most recent files at the top rather than the bottom.
Changes have also been made to sort empty values to the bottom of the list when reverse-sorting Date and Time columns.
Folder formats from older versions, which sort by date/size fields that now reverse-sort by default, will be adjusted so that they put newest/largest files at the top of the list. This should ensure the affected formats do what is desired in most situations, both for people who still had the default sorting and for people who had manually turned on reverse sorting for those columns.
In cases where you want the oldest/smallest files at the top for certain folders, you will need to flip the sort order and re-save those formats (or the layouts, folder tabs, etc. which they are part of) as a one-off change.
In the Rename dialog, the last column of the Preview list now auto-sizes as the window is resized to avoid an unnecessary scrollbar when reducing the window's width.
The {dlgfolder} external control code can now take the "expand" argument to cause specified folder to be automatically expanded (e.g. {dlgfolder||C:\Users|expand}
The Go TABCLOSE command can now close tabs in left/right/dest as well as source file displays.
Added option for "label filters" to Preferences / Favorites and Recent / File and Folder Labels, which allows the use of advanced filter control to label files and folders (for example, you can make all files newer than 1 hour red). Also added checkboxes to the list of labeled files and folders which lets you turn filters off without deleting them.
There is now a button in the About dialog to copy the Opus and Windows version information to the clipboard.
The Filter Bar now shows a balloon tip when you type ( ) [ ] ' ~ # explaining that they are wildcard characters and need to be escaped with an extra ' if you want to match their literal values.
Added Display labels option in Preferences / File Display Modes / Thumbnails to make it possible to display thumbnails with no labels. Also added Set THUMBNAILLABELS command to make the change from a command.
Added Shell column clause to the advanced filter control that allows searching on the value of a shell column extension. Performs either a simple wildcard match against the value, or limited numeric comparison (supports != == < > <= >= && || and decimal numbers only).
Added "seconds" as a unit for the Time-within clause in the advanced filter control
Added Hide unaffected items and Reveal hidden items commands to the file display background context menu when using the Synchronize tool. Also added the Select HIDEUNAFFECTED and Select SHOWUNAFFECTED commands.
Added the @ifpath and @ifpathr command modifiers, which let you perform simple branching in commands based on the current source folder.
Added some new features for inline rename:
Rename INLINE=endstem command to position cursor at the end of the filename stem (but without selecting it).
If the Retain cursor position option is OFF, when moving up/down between files the original selection type is now preserved. Previously, the value of the INLINE argument was only looked at for the first file, and all others defaulted to "stem".
Added a new Preferences category - File Operations / Inline Rename. This contains the two existing inline rename flags which were previously in File Operations / Options, as well as a new option that lets you configure the default selection behavior when inline rename is initiated.
Improved change notification handling to better support programs that use "safe-save" techniques:
This makes Opus see "safe-save" and "ReplaceFile" events as if the old file was being updated rather than renamed/deleted and replaced with a new file.
It means you can select a Word doc and it should stay selected when you save over it. Or a PNG which you overwrite with Photoshop.
Similarly, it should fix larger JPEGs being de-selected when modified via the metadata panel.
It may also help collections keep track of files better when they are replaced with new versions.
In the standalone image viewer, you can now use * and / on the numeric keypad for Grow-To-Page and Original-Size
Improved the performance of non-buffered file copies (which are used on local devices whenever the file size is above the configured threshold). Specifically, copies between different devices are now partially asynchronous, which can result in a dramatic speed up when one device is a lot slower than the other (e.g. copying from a HDD to an SDD), and copies on the same device now use a much larger buffer to avoid repeated seeking.
Updated the Raw plugin with support for several new cameras and the new version of DNG.
Added the "Initial key" column in the Music category.
When Explorer Replacement is set to open folders in new tabs, Opus now switches to an existing tab if one is already open for the folder instead of opening a redundant tab. (This new behaviour is automatic for most things but will not apply to Zip files and jump-lists until you make a change to your Explorer Replacement tab options.)
A new Explorer Replacement option can make Opus open all of your default folder tabs in addition to the folder being launched:
Turn on Preferences / Launching Opus / Explorer Replacement / Open all Default Lister tabs when opening a new window to enable this.
With the new option on, if there are no existing windows then your default lister will open -- including all of its folder tabs -- and then a new tab will be added to it for the launched folder. (If the launched folder is already in one of your default tabs, that tab will be selected instead of opening a redundant tab.) If you launch a folder and there is already a window open then a new tab will open within that window, as before.
The Go command has a new NEWTAB=deflister argument which can give you similar behaviour, regardless of your Explorer Replacement settings. i.e. Open a new tab in an existing window if there is one, else open your default lister, with all its tabs, and then open a new tab within that.
The Go command has a new EXISTINGLSITER argument:
This tells Opus to switch to another window if one is already showing the specified folder and to open a new window or tab (etc.) otherwise.
You can use EXISTINGLISTER=activetabsonly if you only want active tabs to be considered, so that another top-level window might be activated but no windows will change their currently active tabs.
As an example of where you can use this, you could create a User Command which runs this: Go /Desktop NEW KEYARGS "none:EXISTINGLISTER=activetabsonly"
If you assign that to your Desktop Double-Click action then double-clicking the desktop will switch to an existing lister, if one is already showing Desktop in an active tab, and open a new lister showing Desktop otherwise. The KEYARGS part means that holding shift, ctrl or alt while double-clicking would override the EXISTINGLISTER check so that you can open multiple windows showing the Desktop folder when you want to.
Folder tabs no longer underline their labels when the mouse is over them, if Treat tab label as folder when dragged or right-clicked is turned off.
When opening the container of selected files (e.g. from the Find Results collection), the files are now selected after opening the folder(s), even if the OPENCONTAINER=target argument isn't used. You can use the new arguments Go OPENCONTAINER=noselect and Go OPENCONTAINER=target,noselect to prevent selection if you wish.
Improvements to the Print/Export Folder command and dialog:
It is now much faster to send large folder listings to the clipboard or a text file.
File outputs now use non-buffered IO and support UAC elevation if needed to write the file.
File outputs now allow you to choose the text encoding (ASCII or UTF-8, with or without a BOM), via a drop-down in the Browse dialog.
You can also specify the encoding via the Print command's new ENCODING argument.
The dialog no longer goes unresponsive while generating the listing or print-out, and some quirks of the window's behaviour have been ironed out.
Windows 7 taskbar progress "pause" (yellow) and "error" (red) states are now used in more situations to help you see when a background task is prompting for your attention.
Improved GetSizes MD5/SHA and Clipboard COPYNAMES=hash commands:
Byte-by-byte progress shown as each file is calculated (much nicer for huge files).
Full progress dialog including Pause button and time estimates.
Non-buffered IO used to read large files.
Better error handling.
Files can now be skipped.
Codes that insert paths into commands can now use escregexp to escape those paths for use in regular expressions. For example, you can use the following command when in Flat View mode to calculate the selected item paths relative to the current folder and put them in the clipboard: @nofilenamequoting
Clipboard COPYNAMES REGEXP "{sourcepath|escregexp}(.*)" \1
Copy buffer-size changes:
In Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced, the copy_buffer_size and copy_nonbufferio_threshold settings can now take both KB and MB units.
The Copy command's BUFSIZE and NONBUFIO arguments also allow KB and MB units to be specified.
copy_nonbufferio_threshold now defaults to 1MB.
Re-organised some Preferences options:
Sort newly created and copied files is now in File Operations / Copying Options.
Use Tab key to switch source/destination in dual-display Listers is now in File Displays / Options.
Clipboard image paste format is now Miscellaneous / Advanced: clipboard_image_paste.
Allow docking of Listers is now in File Displays / Border.
Path completion options are now in Folders / Folder Behaviour.
Changing configuration mode (Private vs Shared) is now done via the Preferences dialog's File menu.
Removed the Miscellaneous / Options page.
Windows Integration option to add Open in Directory Opus to folder context menus is now only enabled if Explorer Replacement is disabled. (If Explorer Replacement is on then the menu item has to be added and the option does nothing.)
The default toolbar's old View Mode menu has been turned into a menu-button. The button part provides a quick, convenient way to toggle between Details and Thumbnails modes. The menu part provides the same menu as before, with the other view modes. You'll need to reset your Menu toolbar to defaults if you want to pick up this change.
Added the option of using non-buffered IO for file copying. Currently this has to be enabled by specifying a threshold value for Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced / copy_nonbuffer_threshold (it defaults to 0 which means disable). Non-buffered IO can also be controlled on a per-function basis with the new NONBUFIO parameter for the Copy command.
Added NOAUTORUN argument to Find command to allow the find panel to be opened with a specified name, location and filter but without actually starting the find.
The @confirm command modifier now supports \n for embedded line breaks.
Added escnl modifier for {filepath} and similar codes, to escape \n sequences that might appear in the paths. This is mainly useful when using {filepath} as the message text in a {dlgstring} dialog.
Added an option to the Preferences / Folders / Folder Behaviour / Prevent automatic loading... section to prevent automatic loading of powered-down drives.
There is now a separate image_size_units setting, distinct from image_res_units (in Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced). For example, you can have resolution in DPI and physical sizes in centimetres.
Added option to Preferences / Display / Colors and Fonts for a separate "destination" folder tree color (i.e. the tree that is linked to the destination file display).
The folder alias system now supports accessing drives by their volume label, using /$
Added Preferences / Zip & Other Archives / Zip Files / Set archive date to date of newest file within it option. When enabled, the last modified timestamp of a Zip archive will automatically be set to the time of the newest file within the archive.
When in Tiles mode with thumbnails enabled, thumbnails can now be displayed in popup InfoTips as well, provided the image in the infotip is significantly larger than the image displayed in tile.
Added PATH argument to the FileType NEW command to allow new files to be created in folders other than the current source.
Added "Path length" column and ability to search on path length to advanced filter control.
Added the PATTERN argument to the Copy command to allow better control of renaming during copy/move.
Added the {cp} status bar code to display calculated percentages.
Go TABGROUPLOAD now accepts the TABCLOSEALL argument to override the 'close existing' flag. Also added qualifier support to the folder tab 'Tab Groups' context menu. (Shift = don't close existing tabs, Ctrl = close existing tabs.)
Added "confirm" modifier for the {dlgpassword} code (e.g. {dlgpassword|Enter password||confirm}) -- the dialog will contain two password fields and the values must match before the OK button is enabled.
Comic Book Archive formats (CB7, CBR, CBZ) now have separate items in the Archive Plugins list, so you can turn them on and off individually.
Improved handling for archive formats with "multiple extensions" (for example, .tar.gz).
The file type column will now show friendly descriptions for archive formats handled by the 7zip plugin (if the filetypes are not actually registered on your system).
Added special rendering for comic book thumbnails.
In tiles mode, icon overlays (e.g. to indicate shortcuts or source-control status, or Opus's own copy queue) are now shown over the main, large icon or thumbnail. (Previously, they were shown over the smaller filetype icon which was only visible with certain configurations.)
Jumbo icons are now supported in Tiles mode.
Image conversion with the PRESERVEDATE argument now preserves the creation date as well as the last modified date.
Added option to ImageShack Preferences settings to disable thumbnail labels on uploaded images.
Clicking the "position" and "volume" sliders in the movie plugin viewer now jumps immediately to the position clicked, rather than stepping towards it.
Button tooltips now support multiple lines using \n as a line-break marker.
If you use the new ability to configure a background color when the quick filter is active, this color now overrides the background color (if any) specified by the current folder format.
Added options to Preferences / Display / Colors and Fonts / File display background to define different background colors when the quick filter is active in the file display.
The Filter Bar file extension drop-down now hides extensions that are hidden by other filters (e.g. the Folder Format filters), and also shows a file count alongside each extension.
The breadcrumbs field now takes a "focus" argument which, when combined with "left", "right" or "dest", gives focus to the file display in question.
Added Set FOLDERTREESIZE command to adjust the size of the folder tree from a button or hotkey.
Added Preferences / Viewer / Standalone Viewer / Show full file path in window title option.
Added FOURCC column for movie files.
It is now possible to assign a hotkey to a menu (to pop the menu open by pressing the key).
Added Go TABLIST command to produce a dynamic list of folder tabs.
Added Keep folders at top when grouped option to Folder Options. Also added Set GROUPFOLDERSATTOP command to allow this flag to be changed from a button or hotkey.
Control + Mouse-wheel now zooms in/out in the viewer pane (consistent with the standalone viewer).
Opus now supports the PortableApps system when exporting to USB drives.
A limited form of Explorer Replacement mode is now available when running a USB-exported version (see the help file for information on how to enable this).
Added Grid lines only in source file display option to Preferences / File Display Modes / Details and Power Modes pages. With this option enabled, if grid lines are turned on they will only be shown when the file display is set as source.
The Advanced Find / Filter control can now search/filter by Rating.
Added Preferences / File Display Modes / Thumbnails / Overlay relative dimension bars option. This option displays horizontal and vertical bars overlaid on thumbnails that represent the images size relative to the largest image in the folder. The color of the bars can be changed from the Colors and Fonts page.
The update checker now offers a "Save" option that lets you save the downloaded updater to be installed later.
Added Preferences / Internet / Updates / Don't display the update checker at all option. When this is turned on, the update checker will never be displayed automatically. You will be notified of an available update with an icon in the Lister status bar.
Added popup menus on the back/forward/up file display border buttons (right-click, or left-click + hold).
The status bar busy indicator is now shown to indicate when a background thread is reading metadata or calculating folder sizes.
On Vista and Windows 7, Opus will now display the names of any processes that have a file locked when a delete fails due to a "file in use" error.
The Select command has a new SIMILARBASE argument for selecting files with the same base-name and different extensions. e.g. If you are in a directory with cat.avi, cat.srt, dog.avi and dog.srt, running the command with the two .avi files selected will add the two corresponding .srt files to the selection. The command should also be useful for selecting all parts of multi-volume archives.
When saving layouts, the Lister's current layout name and settings, if any, are used as the defaults when you are prompted. This makes it easier to update the current layout. Added the Prefs LAYOUTSAVE=updatecurrent command, which updates the Lister's current layout, if there is one, without further prompting. (If there is no current layout then you will still be prompted.)
Added Set LISTERCMD ToggleMaximize command to allow a hotkey that toggles between full-screen and restored Lister size.
Added the si_size_units option to the Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced page. This lets you choose which unit (decimal or binary) and prefix (KiB vs KB) Opus will use when displaying file sizes and disk space.
Added a Group command to the column header context menu, which lets you right-click on a column and group by that column without having to find it in the Group By menu.
Added a new field button -- the Drive List field lets you have a drop-down list of drives on your toolbar. Similar to the Go DRIVEBUTTONS command but takes up much less space.
Added the CURDIR/S argument to the Go command. When this is used with a drive letter for the PATH argument (e.g. Go PATH C: CURDIR) it makes Opus go to the last used folder on that drive. When used with the DRIVEBUTTONS command, the generated drive letter buttons will have the CURDIR arg set for them, and will highlight to indicate which is the "current drive". In this way you can click from one drive to another, remembering the previously used folder on that drive. Opus remembers the current directory on each drive between sessions.
Pressing the Insert key now gives Total Commander-like file selection (the file with focus is selected/unselected, the focus moves to the next item automatically, and no other items are affected). Also added the Select NEXT=mark and Select PREV=mark commands which allow the same behaviour to be assigned to other keys.
Opus now detects problematic versions of WindowBlinds and warns the user if needed.
It's now possible to set a different background colour for the destination file display in Preferences / Display / Colors and Fonts.
Added a Disc number column to the Music category. If a music file indentifies itself as part of a multi-disc set, this column will display the disc number. You can use disc number as a term in the Advanced Find function.
Added Physical Width, Physical Height and Physical Size columns to the Image category in Folder Options. These fields indicate the "native" physical size of the image, and are calculated using the image resolution and its pixel size. If an image doesn't specify its resolution these columns will be blank.
Added Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced / image_res_units option to control the units (inches or centimetres) used to display the image resolution and physical size columns. If not set, the default unit specified by the image file itself will be used.
Hovering the mouse over the status bar's hidden item indicator now shows a tooltip listing the first few hidden items' names.
When exporting Opus to a USB device on a 64 bit system, as well as being able to choose to export either the 32 bit or 64 bit version, you can now choose to export both versions. The program will automatically select the appropriate version when running off USB.
In the FTP Quick Connect dialog, the Passive checkbox is now tri-state -- the "indeterminate" state means use the default value from Preferences, otherwise it overrides the default setting.
The folder tree behaviour, where double-clicking the expand/collapse icon on a folder also expands or collapses the first level of its child folders, is now a Preferences option.
Added noroot, subdir and noshort, three new modifiers for filepath codes.
noroot returns the path without the root. For example, {filepath|noroot} will turn C:\Windows\Notepad.exe into Windows\Notepad.exe.
subdir converts the path so it can be used as a sub-dir of some other path. For example, if {filepath} returns C:\Windows\Notepad.exe then {filepath|subdir} would return C;\Windows\Notepad.exe. Note that the colon has been replaced with a semicolon.
noshort prevents Opus from automatically shortening very long paths (over 260 characters). For example, {filepath|noshort}.
Opus can now view TIFF images produced by Microsoft Office Document Imaging and other tools which output files using the deprecated, old-style JPEG-in-TIFF format.
Added Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced /mp3_custom_comments option which lets you change the ID3v2 COMM tag description in order to make Opus compatible with other third-party MP3 tools you might be using. For example, MediaMonkey labels its COMM tag as Songs-DB_Custom1, so you would put this string into the mp3_custom_comments value to make Opus MP3 comments compatible with MediaMonkey.
Registration codes can now be copied out of the Licence Manager even when using an evaluation certificate (useful for bug reports).
Registration codes and email addresses are now always hidden in the Licence Manager when running from USB.
When sorting by size, "empty" folders now sort separately, and before, "0 bytes" folders. (Empty folders are completely empty. 0 byte folders may contain empty files or other empty or 0-byte folders.)
Added the option Preferences / Display / Options / Use visual styles to draw folder tabs. This lets you control whether or not Folder Tabs are drawn using Visual Styles, and is independent of whether or not the standard system colors are used for the tabs. If Visual Styles and custom colors are used at once, the Visual Style elements are dynamically re-colored. If you dislike how that looks, turn off either option.
Added the option Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced / button_editor_advanced, which tells Opus to always open button editors in advanced mode.
The Preferences / Display / Colors and Fonts page now informs you if the selection colors it shows are being overridden by the "use visual styles to draw items" option.
The name of the coverart.jpg file, which forces folders to be displayed as CD album thumbnails, can now be changed via Preferences / Advanced / cd_thumb_coverart_file.
Added an option to Preferences / File Displays / Filter Bar to automatically type * into the filter when activating an empty filter. This is most useful when partial-matching is turned off, since it lets you type *.txt instead of **.txt.
When adding/editing folder tabs via Preferences, the Name field now shows a cue banner telling you to leave it blank if you want the folder name to be used.
Button editors now open centred on their parent windows.
A new status bar sample has been added to the Samples drop-down in Preferences / Display / Status Bar that shows off a few of the more advanced features of the status bar.
Added an Album Artist column to the Music category, to display the MP3 ID3v2 Album Artist tag.
Added Disc Number and Album Artist support for M4A/AAC, FLAC, OGG and APE files.
The metadata panel now groups the "common" music tags (Album, Artist, Track, Year, etc) together at the top of the list of tags.
Added two new columns to the Lister - Target and User description. The Target column displays the target of shortcuts, links and junctions. The User description column displays the user-assigned comment for the file. With the addition of these two columns you may wish to remove this information from the existing Description column. The new desc_show_info setting in Preferences / Miscellaneous / Advanced lets you configure exactly what the Description column should display.
Added a new SHA-1 Checksum column to the Lister, to complement the existing MD5 Checksum column. Added SHA/S argument to the GetSizes command, and Clipboard COPYNAMES now has hash4, hash5 and hash6 arguments to copy SHA-1 checksums to the clipboard. The default Edit menu now contains some SHA-1 commands. Reset your toolbars to defaults to get these in existing configurations.
The existing max_md5_file_size Advanced setting can now be set to 1 to completely disable automatic hash calculation.
The Advanced Find function has a new option for Contains clause: Assume UTF-8 without BOM. When enabled, text files without a BOM at the beginning will be assumed to be UTF-8 instead of the current system code page.
The Synchronize panel has a new option: Sync left-to-right. When this is enabled, the left (or top) file display will always be used as the source of the sync, and the right (or bottom) file display will always be used as the destination, regardless of their actual source/destination states.
Right-clicking a Lister Style and choosing Edit from the context menu now automatically selects that style in Preferences after the dialog opens.
Added a new command modifier: @disablenosel. When this is specified at the top of a function, the button will be disabled if no files or folders are selected.
The Preferences filter can now properly search some pages containing lists of items (e.g. Viewer Plugins, VFS Plugins, Advanced and Language).
The Drive List field can now take the nofocus parameter to prevent the source/destination focus being changed when a drive is selected from the drop-down.
The FileType SENDTOMENU command has new nosub and shift parameters.
The Set Description command now uses the metadata system internally, meaning that descriptions you assign to files like JPEGs will also set the description within the file's tags.
Breadcrumbs field path components now support Shift/Ctrl/Alt-clicking to read folders in a new Lister, dual-display or new tab.
Opus can now open .cb7 (7z Comic Book) and .cbr (RAR Comic Book) archives. If you don't have anything associated with the extensions then double-clicking them in Opus will open them automatically. Otherwise, you need to add the extensions to Settings -> File Types -> File Type Groups -> Archives if you want Opus to take over double-clicks on them within Opus.
Alt-click on the path segments displayed in the file display border now opens the folder in a new tab.
The standard Opus Find function now uses "IFilters" for binary filetypes when doing "contains" searches on them (so, e.g., it can now search Word documents properly) .
Raw Digital Camera plugin: Updated to code from DCRaw 9.12, adding support for some more cameras (e.g. Canon S100).
The metadata pane can now set metadata in MP4, APE , Ogg and FLAC music formats
The native My Computer display now renders the disk space bar graphs using the current visual style (if enabled -- Vista/Win7 only).
Status Bar codes:
Improved the way the g=3 and g=4 My Computer-style bar graphs look when not on glass.
Added new g=5 and g=6 modes which draw My Computer-style bar graphs using visual styles.
The wizard shown the first time a new user runs Opus now begins with a page that lets you select which language to use.
Opus now supports the Windows "restart manager" which lets installers ask Opus to restart itself.
When importing File Collections from text files, you can now specify the Unicode encoding or 8-bit code-page (e.g. for Unicode files which do not start with a BOM).
Breadcrumbs field changes:
Pressing F5 when the breadcrumbs field has focus now opens the Desktop branch drop-down.
Setting the "hotkeymenu" parameter in the button arguments for the Breadcrumbs field causes the assigned hotkey for the field to open the Desktop branch drop-down rather than give the field focus.
You can now right-click on the items in the Breadcrumbs drop-downs to display their context menus.
It is now possible to group the file display by columns that aren't displayed in the list (using the raw Set GROUPBY command).
The Preferences filter is now cleared if you click your mouse/keyboard's Back button to go back to a page which is currently hidden by your filter. (Previously, the page would be shown while the tree was left with some other page selected.)
After the first time you apply a Preferences filter, you no longer have to click Back twice to go back to the previous page if applying the filter did not cause the page to be changed.
Archive extensions handled by plugins are automatically removed from the list of Zip extensions, both at startup and when applying Prefs. (Avoids problems if people mistakenly add .RAR to the list of Zip extensions, or confusion over which handler is being used for .ZipX.)
During shutdown, the config file listing your active toolbars is only saved if it's different to what's already on disk
Preferences and Customize filters now filter as you type, without the need to push return. The Prefs filter no longer loses focus after running a search, allowing you to more easily refine your search.
The Set command can now move the slider between dual file displays. Use Set DUALSIZE=50 to make both displays 50% wide/tall, Set DUALSIZE=25 to make the left/top display 25% while the other is 75%, etc. You can also make buttons which toggle between two sizes, e.g. Set DUALSIZE=75,50 will make the first display use 75% of space when clicked once, then restore both displays to using 50% when clicked again.
Added LOADPREV argument to Find command to control loading of previous find parameters when find panel opens
Added REF argument to Help command to open the help file showing certain reference pages
Added relsoftlink option for Copy MAKELINK and Clipboard PASTELINK commands to allow creation of relative soft links.
The Description column now shows relative link targets as well as absolute targets
In thumbnails mode, the next (not yet visible) row of thumbnails is now cached in advance to make browsing through images faster
Added /acmd argument to the DOpusRT program– this is similar to /cmd but sends the command to last active window instead of source window.
Korrekturen:
Fixed problems with dummy folders appearing in the tree underneath Libraries.
The help window is no longer obscured by the Preferences or Customize windows if they are set to "on top of Opus" mode
Fixed problem with the Location field showing internal library paths for library items added to collections
Internal library paths are now resolved to their real filesystem paths before being passed to rename scripts.
Pressing F1 to display file/EXIF information in the viewer now works for plugin-supplied images like RAW
Fixed problem where expanding a folder tree branch in a library could trigger a password prompt if the folder contained any password-protected archives
Fixed newly/recently created items being auto-selected after creating a new folder, if "Automatically select newly copied files" was on
After cropping or restoring an image in the viewer, the image dimensions displayed in the status bar is now updated.
Previously, if you did a crop, rotate, undo and reset-rotation then the image would end up rotated from what it was originally.
If the viewer was set to fit-to-page or grow-to-page and you cropped an image and then zoomed in or out, the new zoom size was miscalculated (although only for that first jump).
Sub-menus set to open "above the menu button" would open on top of the button instead of above it, making it easy to accidentally click the bottom item.
Workaround for Send To -> Mail Recipient not working with Outlook 2003, due to Outlook 2003 loading its DLLs in an non-secure way which Opus 10 blocked by default.
Workaround for issue dragging attachments from Outlook to Opus, where Outlook would interpret the drop action as a Move rather than a Copy.
The @ifset directive can now be used to test which side of a dual display Lister is source (e.g. @ifset:source=left, @ifset:dest=left, @ifset:focus=right, etc)
Folder colors now work more reliably in libraries - a colored folder will show in both the library path as well as the real disk path, and library roots and individual member folders in the tree (if shown) can be colored
InfoTips now appear for files in Search Results collections if enabled for local drives only
Fixed problem with top-level checkbox behaviour in Sync results.
Toolbar buttons which run Set DUAL=vert and Set DUAL=horiz now have their visual state updated as soon as the dual-display orientation changes.
Invoking a user command and passing selected filenames to it with the {file} etc codes now works correctly.
Fixed problem where dummy/duplicate folders could appear in the tree underneath Libraries
Configuration restore from a library path now works
Display of duration, etc, now supported for .WTV files (the .wtv suffix must be added to the settings for the Movie plugin if it isn't already)
Fixed problem where a newly created zip file could be cached and incorrectly displayed as empty even after folder added to it (triggered by Copy ZIP=Single,KeepFolder command)
When the list was grouped, running the Select HIDEUNSEL command and then revealing hidden files would not correctly regroup the displayed files
Dragging a file with the right button from a library to a physical folder now displays the correct drop menu
The {leftpath} and {rightpath} control codes are now resolved correctly for library paths
The Customize / Keys list no longer considers disabled hotkeys as duplicates (drawn in red).
Drops on the tree and toolbar buttons no longer leave the drag image visible while processing the drop.
Double-click on list in Customize/Keys was unreliable
Fixed a layout/painting issue when resizing tree view
Using the command sequence {file$|noext} with Copy ADDTOARCHIVE CREATEFOLDER now works correctly
Dropping files on Go PATH toolbar buttons now respects the copy/move/link restrictions imposed by the drop target and also allows RMB drag to display a menu
Drags from archives handled by the Opus7Zip plugin now exclude Move operations for read-only archives (instead of leaving them available and showing an error message if they are attempted)
On Windows XP, the Find tool (and other things which trigger a progress bar or marquee behind the Location field) could cause excessive CPU usage and an unresponsive UI while taking longer than they should to complete.
Fixed problem with shortcuts to control panels on XP which didn’t work in Opus when double-clicked.
Context menu 'Search' command did not work on Drives folder tree under Windows XP.
Setting a description on a directory now works correctly when using NTFS descriptions (no longer complains that the descript.ion system is disabled).
In the Select Folder dialog (e.g. {dlgfolder} in a command), fixed the ability to type a new folder path and click OK to create that folder.
Fixed problem with Toolbar location fields not repainting in response to colour changes.
The Advanced Rename preview list was not updated correctly when selecting a preset that turns on or off the "Rename in sub-folders" option
Documents are now added to the system recent list when double-clicked
The Image drop-down in the Filter editor did not display a scrollbar
Changes to icon overlays (e.g. from TortoiseSVN) are now reflected in the folder tree correctly
In Windows 7, control panel shortcuts created by searching in the start menu didn’t always work in Opus.
Fixed problem with the Metapane being unable to edit certain image files (saving changes would fail, and leave a temporary file in the source directory)
In fullscreen/slideshow mode the viewer now properly hides the mouse cursor (previously it would flick on and off when the next image was loaded)
Find filters for certain Image fields (e.g. aspect ratio) did not work correctly
The Zip Comment command did not appear in the background context menu for zips in libraries
Applying a label to a folder via the tree (context menu) could result in the label being applied to the wrong folder; and in some cases, the originally selected folder in the tree would stop working until the tree was rebuilt
Flickr config data was left behind after deleting a Flickr account from Prefs.
The ActiveX plugin now assigns SVG files to Internet Explorer by default. (IE9 or above is required to display SVG files.)
The ActiveX plugin sets Windows Media Player to 100% volume, instead of its default 50%.
A button that starts with an @ifset: directive will now use the parameters for that directive as the basis for context sensitivity (e.g. as if it was a straight Set command) rather than the command that follows it.
Archives were not sorted correctly in the folder tree when listed below a library
File displays did not correctly respect the system drag-distance metric.
Saving the folder format "for all folders" now disables all the default format types
Grouping the file display by a metadata column that took a while to populate could cause rendering issues once all the metadata had been read
The {fd} command sequence did not correctly resolve the path of files in libraries
Adding folders to zip files with the Copy ZIP command did not work correctly in libraries
Tagging files in the viewer did not work for files in libraries.
The ContextMenu internal command did not work properly for files in libraries.
When alt-clicking to edit a toolbar button that was in a sub-menu of a chevron menu (e.g. had been pushed off-screen because the toolbar was too small) changes to the toolbar button would not be saved
When viewing a library in FlatView Grouped mode, make changes to folders could cause a dummy folder to be displayed in the library
Changing system locale settings now causes date and time columns to update immediately instead of on the next directory refresh.
Date/Time columns (e.g. "Modified") now align and truncate better. If the column isn't wide enough, the time part will be truncated first while keeping the date part lined up.
The internal sound player didn’t work on files in libraries
The FileType NEWNAME argument didn’t work correctly in libraries.
When ‘Preserve descriptions of copied files’ option is on, folder descriptions are now preserved as well as file descriptions
The Clipboard COPYNAMES=path command now copies the correct path when used within a Quick Find Results collection
In Libraries, the {infotip} sequence did not work in tooltips
The command “Rename FROM {filepath$|..|noterm} TO {file$|noext}” now works correctly.
Fixed problem where folders could incorrectly appear in Flat View (No Folders) mode if they were renamed.
The Copy AS argument now works correctly when creating a zip file
The Preferences tree control didn’t indicate when a branch had focus when not themed.
Fixed crash when right-clicking one item followed immediately by another item in the Styles menu
Reduced lag when smooth scrolling is enabled and repainting is slow. (e.g. Huge window in thumbnails mode with a background image.)
Fixed the look of status bar graphs with g=3 or g=4 on a glass background.
Fixed black square instead of context menu icon for Notepad++ on Windows XP.
Fixed support for drag and drop from Eudora
Fixed some cases where drag & drop on to a folder (or toolbar button which navigates to a folder) would not restrict the copy/move/link restrictions imposed by the drop source.
Fixed problem with jumplist icons and roaming profiles. (Jumplist icons are now cached into a roaming-profile folder, since the jumplist that refers to them is inherently stored in the roaming profile as well.)
Blacklisted problematic shell extension: Qualcomm Atheros Commnucations Bluetooth Suite (BtvAppExt.dll, {B8952421-0E55-400B-94A6-FA858FC0A39F}).
Fixed some painting issues with the Folder Options - Columns list when unthemed.
Fixed first item being given the focus after folder change if "automatically select first item" was turned on but another command quickly changed the selection/focus after the folder change.
With item-themes disabled, lasso-selection did not re-paint the left edge of the Name column until the mouse button was released.
The ActiveX plugin now sets Windows Media Player and Quicktime (and possibly others) to only play the selected file once, instead of in a loop.
The Find-As-You-Type field's "DOS Command" mode incorrectly used the colours configured for its "Command" mode, when triggered via the '?' keypress.
Fixed some painting issues with the Preferences page list when sections near the bottom were expanded and collapsed.
Fixed problem with the SSL library initialisation failing in some situations.
FTP Fixed issues with strange router/server reports of “unable to assign requested address”.
FTP Fixed issue with SFTP failing with “server key mismatch” for some servers.
Verbesserte Kopierwarteliste - Bei aktiver Kopierwarteliste werden bei „Kopieren als“ und „Verschieben als“ neu Dateinamen direkt bei der Aufnahme aufgefragt und nicht erst wenn der entsprechende Vorgang startet.
Verbesserung der portablen Version – Beim USB-Export gibt es nun eine Option „Dieses Laufwerk als Dongle verwenden“, so dass man DOpus auch auf eine TrueCrypt-Partition exportieren kann. Das angegebene USB-Gerät ist dann der Dongle, der im System vorhanden sein muss, aber DOpus kann auf einem anderen Laufwerk abgelegt sein.
Verbesserter Suchen-Dialog - Der Dialog hat eine Option „Anzeige automatisch verkleinern“ erhalten. Während der Suche wird nun der Zustand in der Statusanzeige dargestellt, so dass man die Aktion auch bei verkleinerter Anzeige abbrechen kann.
Der Show-Befehl hat das Argument FULLSCREEN erhalten, damit der Anzeiger automatisch im Vollbildmodus starten kann.
Der GO-Befehl hat das Argument TABLOCKDIR erhalten.
Es können mehrere Ordner-Register (Tabs) auf einmal gesperrt/entsperrt werden.
Beim Öffnen eines Listers mit einer Suchen/Sync/Mehrzweckanszeige erhält diese und nicht die Dateiliste den Fokus.
Integration eines Caching-Systems für Symbolsets
Beim Speichern der Konfiguration wird nun auch berücksichtigt, dass alles im Benutzerprofil auf „nur-lesen“, „versteckt“ oder „System“ gesetzt sein könnte.
Beim Kopieren von Dateien und bei anderen Aktionen auf Ordner, die für normale Benutzer gesperrt sind, können diese Aktionen nach einer Rechteanhebung (UAC) durchgeführt werden.
Alle neuen Funktionen und Verbesserungen:
The new Opus 10 help file (manual) is now complete and is included with 10.0.2.0
With the copy queue enabled, Copy AS / Move AS now asks for new filenames (or rename pattern) when the operation is queued rather than when the job starts running
The USB export function now has a "Use as dongle" option which lets you export Opus to anywhere, using the nominated flash drive as a dongle only. This means, for example, that you can export to a TrueCrypt partition on the USB drive. When Opus is exported in this mode, the nominated USB drive must be present in the system for the exported licence to work, but Opus itself does not have to be run from that drive.
The Show command now has a FULLSCREEN argument to cause the viewer to open as full-screen automatically.
The Go command now has a TABLOCKDIR argument. This lets you revert a locked tab to its original "locked" folder (for example, you could bind the Go TABLOCKDIR command to a hotkey to let you press a key to get the same effect as clicking on the tab). When used with a non-locked tab, this argument simply returns the currently displayed folder (the same as Go CURRENT).
It is now possible to lock/unlock more than one folder tab at once:
From the tab context menu, hold Shift to lock all, Ctrl to lock all to right, and Ctrl+Shift to lock all to left
From the Go TABLOCK command, append "all", "left" or "right" parameters
The Tab Group list in Preferences now shows tabs with a defined label in italics, to distinguish them from tabs without a specified label
When the Go OPENCONTAINER command is used on an item in a library it will now open the real folder containing the item.
Added 'Automatically shrink panel' option to the Find panel. The Find function now also displays a busy indicator in the status bar, which makes it easier to abort the search if the panel is shrunk.
Configuration saving now works around issues caused by people or programs unintentionally setting the read-only, hidden or system attributes on everything in the user profile.
The desktop.ini file in the CD staging area is now hidden from the display of writeable CDs
If a Lister opens showing the find/sync/dupe panel, the panel is given focus rather than the file display
UAC Elevation is now used for reading (as well as writing) when copying files, and in other functions (like GetSizes, etc). So folders that are permissioned to deny access to normal users can now be copied after an elevation prompt.
In Find (etc.) filters, changed spacing of the attribute checkboxes so it's clearer which checkbox is for which attribute.
Implemented an Icon Set caching system:
Icon Sets .DIS files are now cached in a way which can greatly reduce startup time, especially if you either have a lot of sets installed or sets made of lots of individual images (rather than image maps).
If you were suffering from slow startup times due to icon sets then the first launch of Opus after this update will take slightly longer, as the cache is generated, but subsequent startups will be much, much faster. (e.g. 10 seconds down to 1 second, in the worst-case situation).
It is still worth deleting any icon sets you do not use, as they still add slightly to startup time and they also use up memory.
Behobene Fehler:
Google Desktop Search support was broken
Automated Find commands (those that use both NAME and IN arguments to automate the Find function) no longer inherit the previous settings of the Find dialog
SetAttr META * no longer modifies the file timestamps if this is disabled in Preferences
The Folder Options Save For All Folders + Layouts & Folder Tabs command did not correctly update folder tab groups
Prefs PAGE=imageshack now opens the correct page
Fixed problem where only the first file would be extracted from a zip file when the contents of the archive were dropped on the desktop
Fixed problem where metadata added to PDF files generated by GhostScript would not be recognised in other programs
Fixed some problems Tiles Mode had with background colours and blending.
Improvements to List mode column widths:
If auto-size columns option is on, columns will auto-size due to file renames / copies (as for Details mode).
If auto-size columns option is off and a specific width is set, columns will be fixed to that width.
BitLockered removable drives now display a password prompt when trying to access them in Opus (same as in Explorer).
PDF documents no longer display 01/01/1601 for Document Created and Last Saved columns when the dates are unset.
Now supports 2-bpp grayscale PNG images.
CLI DOSPROMPT color= argument did not parse the supplied color string properly
Page Up/Down in power/details mode would jump up one line before paging down if visual styles were disabled (or on XP).
Fixed issue with archives that could cause a progress bar to open and never close when copying files to the clipboard
'Open in New Tab' from the context menu on an items in the Favorites menu now works correctly
If the status bar used an MP3 time field ({tmp3} etc) the times are now properly calculated in the icon modes
Fixed crash when trying to load a 2-bpp PNG image.
32-bpp BMP thumbnails were invisible when part of Opus-generated folder thumbnails.
Raw camera thumbnails were not properly rotated in Opus-generated folder thumbnails.
Updated to latest libpng (security fixes).
Context menu items flagged with "LegacyDisable" are now hidden. This in turn means disabling items using NirSoft's ShellMenuView now works with Opus, and Opus no longer shows duplicate Foobar2000 context menus on folders.
Fixed potential crash in My Computer display when a particular USB device is inserted.
The ZIP "Save full file paths" option is now respected when adding files from a collection to a zip file.
Renaming an item into a sub-folder did not work in libraries.
Improved prevention of multiple UAC prompts. e.g. If you do Get Sizes on C:\Windows and decline the UAC prompt, you no longer get multiple prompts appearing.
Fixed crash when saving a folder format from the Folder Options dialog if the Folder Formats Prefs dialog was also open and showing a path format's editor.
Fixed problem reading FTP folders with # characters at the ends of names.
Fixed crash in FTP SFTP code caused by garbage chars in login status responses from the server.
Fixed FTP SFTP not re-prompting for password in some cases when the originally given password was incorrect.
The Go ROOT command now behaves normally in a "locked-allow-changes" tab (the previous behaviour, of returning to the locked directory, is now provided by Go TABLOCKDIR).
The "hotkey disabled" flag wasn't being saved for toolbar buttons.
Flickr sync now handles accented characters in image titles
The SetAttr META * command now correctly clears the "genre" field in MP3 files
The SetAttr META * command would not clear the "tags" field if multiple files with different tags were selected
When files are passed to commands in FlatView (e.g. the Rename command), Opus now tries to keep the order the same as in the file display
It is now possible to edit tab labels (by pressing F2, or slow-double click) in the Preferences Tab Groups page
The Duplicate Files Delete Mode did not work properly in a library (files would not actually be deleted)
Resizing an image with 'keep aspect ratio' and only the width specified produced an incorrect height
SetAttr META didn't work (and in fact would crash) in collections (including quick search results collections)
Extracting an archive to a folder from the context menu did not work in a library sub-folder
The 'hotkey disabled' flag wasn't being saved for toolbar buttons.
Wildcard file filters and the Find function now properly identify ü and Ü as the same letter (and the same for other accented letters -- similar to the fix for the FAYT field in the previous version)
Clicking on lib:// path components in the file display border, if library member folders were set to be shown individually, could sometimes fail to read the directory clicked on.
If the Lister was below a certain size vertically, shrinking and then expanding the utility panel could cause it to appear underneath (in z-order terms) the file displays
The 'Automatically select next file after deleting' option now applies in the folder tree as well as in the file display (so if you delete a folder from the tree and this option is on, the folder's sibling will be selected rather than its parent)
Double-clicking on Office shortcuts now works (again)
Fixed crash in Raw Digital Camera plugin if image loading was started and then immediately cancelled (e.g. when moving through images using the cursor keys while the viewer pane was open).
EXIF metadata strings encoded as UTF-8 were sometimes not recognised as such
The USB Launcher stub now checks for a minimum of XP SP3 before attempting to launch Opus.
The Go LAYOUT command now respects the layout's mouse-relative checkbox.
The MD5 column no longer displays the "" message if the file is locked by another process
Send To menu shortcuts that refer to a file (rather than a folder) on a network share are now supported
Fixed crash reading metadata from some mal/strangely-formed exif tags
Using ' to escape wildcard characters did not work unless the pattern also contained a (non-escaped) wildcard. e.g. Select "Moo '(Cow')" wouldn't work.
The FAYT field now properly identifies ü and Ü as the same letter (and the same for other accented letters presumably)
Fixed problem with Lister coming to front on file change, triggered by previously performing a drag & drop when the Lister was not active
Fixed crash when browsing to (empty?) Homegroup folder
Selecting certain jumplist actions in other programs could cause Opus to be started unnecessarily (if not already running)
The Metapane now recognises when Admin mode is active and won't display a redundant UAC prompt
Deleting a library member folder from the tree now works properly
If a folder was created in a library which had been expanded in the tree, but the member folder HADN'T been expanded previously, subsequently expanding it would cause the newly created folder to be doubled (or sometimes tripled?) up
Fixed the Folder Tree re-rooting itself when it shouldn't in some cases
Sorting by the Label column was not always reliable
MP3 tags stored as ASCII (Latin1) are now converted using the default system codepage instead of always using ANSI
Fixed some problems with the replace dialog not showing jumbo icons when it could, and enlarging tiny thumbnails when it shouldn't
The Duplicate finder didn't update its saved path-list when closed if no dupe-check was actually performed after changing the paths.
The Duplicate finder, when the path-lock was on, merged its saved path-list with the current path when opening instead of replacing the path-list with the current path.
The Hours/minutes were swapped around for the Time field in the Simple Find dialog
The "Kaspersky Safe Folder" application is now supported better in the native My Computer view
Hot paths in the file display border were not underlined in the lower file display of a dual-horizontal Lister, if folder tabs were on top.
Opus no longer asks the Windows shell to extract document metadata (e.g. Author) from TIFF files larger than 64MB, by default. (The limit can be changed via Prefs / Misc. / Advanced / tiff_max_doc_metadata) This avoids problems with excessive memory usage when obtaining attributes and metadata for large TIFF files which were saved by Photoshop (which can write hundreds of meg of proprietary data into the TIFF headers).
The Viewer now saves its placement when closed even if set to autosize when opened. This fixes a problem where the viewer's maximized (or not) state was never updated if it was set to auto-size, leaving you stuck in (or out of) maximized mode unless you thought to turn off autosize, open, move and close the viewer, then set autosize back how you wanted it.
When the viewer opens, the autosize mode still overrides the placement, as before. So, effectively, the maximized flag is just remembered now, instead of being stuck however it was.
Fix for double-clicks not working on filetypes where the class name contains two path components. e.g. "PCOMW\WS"
Advanced Rename dialog script checkbox didn't always become checked/unchecked when toggled, until the mouse moved away.
Advanced Rename dialog changed size slightly each time it was opened (if the preview or script panels were visible).
When tagging an image in the full-screen viewer, the tick that appeared had white bars above and below it.
The Advanced button editor size reduced slightly each time it was opened.
Fixed a crash in some (rare) cases when using the Windows Search integrat
Die Option „Neue und kopierte Dateien sortieren“ wurde in der Sektion „Voreinstellungen > Dateioperationen“ wieder eingeführt.
Für den Dateigruppentyp „Bilder“ wurde dem Kontextmenü der Standardbefehl „in Google Earth lokalisieren“ hinzugefügt.
Wenn „Neu > Ordner“ (bzw. andere Optionen vom Typ „Neu“) verwendet wird, und gleichzeitig Filter verwendet werden, die normalerweise das neue Objekt ausblenden würden, ist die Eingabe nun zu sehen, so dass es beim Inline-Umbenennen zu keinen Irritationen kommt. Wenn das fertige Objekt nach dem Umbenennen nicht zum Filter passt, wird es ausgeblendet.
Listerlayouts stellen ihre Fenster nun in einer festgelegten Reihenfolge wieder her und gewährleisten somit eine verlässliche Sortierung in der Taskleiste, wenn das selbe Layout geöffnet wird.
Wenn der Zielordner eine beschreibbare CD ist, wird {destpath} üblicherweise dem Temp-Ordner für das CD-Brennen zugeordnet. Jetzt ist es möglich, dies durch den Befehl @nolocalizefiles zu verhindern und stattdessen zur CD selbst hin zu verlinken, für den seltenen Fall, dass dies erwünscht sein könnte (etwa beim Öffnen eines neuen Fensters für den aktuellen Ordner).
Erkennt nun den Registrywert HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\link zum Deaktivieren des Suffixes „Kopie von“ bei Verknüpfungen korrekt.
Das Metadatenpanel unterstützt nun gespeicherte Metadaten im Format XMP, sowie EXIF-Daten in JPEG2000 und DNG.
Neue Unterstützung für die Kategorie „Andere“ in der nativen Anzeige für „Mein Computer“. Geräte wie die Gmail-Festplatte, sowie portable Geräte, wie Digitalkameras, werden hier angezeigt.
Beim Löschen von Ordnern, die den Zugriff verweigern (zum Beispiel WindosImageBackup), versucht Opus jetzt die Zugriffsregeln zu ändern, dass beispielsweise Löschen ermöglicht wird (gleiches Verhalten wie im Explorer)
„Suchen“ gibt der von der Ausgabe erzeugten Dateisammlung einen einzigartigen Namen, wenn ein anderes Suchen-Fenster geöffnet ist und gerade eine Ausgabe getätigt hatte. Dies kann unter „Voreinstellungen > Verschiedenes > Erweitert > find_unique_collections“ deaktiviert werden.
Der Status der Filter Kopieren/Löschen kann nun in Listerlayouts gespeichert werden.
Wildcardpfadformate behandeln „/“ und „\“ gleich, so dass dieses Muster bei realen als auch bei URL-artigen Pfaden wie etwa in Bibliotheken funktioniert.
Das „Speichern“-Ausklappmenü in den Ordneroptionen hat nun eine zusätzliche Option zum Updaten des Formats für diesen Ordner (oder für alle Ordner) in allen gespeicherten Layouts/Stilen/Registergruppen.
Es wurde eine neue Option unter „Voreinstellungen > Verschiedenes > Erweitert“ mit dem Namen gloss_and_gradients hinzugefügt, mit dem der neue Gradientenstil in der Oberfläche von DirectoryOpus 10 deaktiviert werden kann.
Beim Gruppieren bestimmter Felder für Digitalbilder (ausgedrückt als Bruchteil oder Dezimalwert, beispielsweise die Belichtungszeit) werden diese Gruppen nun nummerisch sortiert und nicht mehr alphabetisch.
Eine alternative Methode zum Kaskadieren von statischen Menüs in Windows 7 wurde eingeführt.
Der Kopierfortschrittsdialog ist jetzt immer in der Größe anpassbar, nicht nur, wenn die Kopierwarteliste angezeigt wird.
Es wurde das Verhalten wieder eingeführt, Ordner alphabetisch sortiert zu erhalten, und somit das Flag „Sortierreihenfolge umkehren“ zu ignorieren.
Die Farbauswahlpipette erlaubt die manuelle Eingabe von Werten und hat des Weiteren eine Funktion zum Kopieren/Einfügen von Farbwerten, ebenso wie die Möglichkeit, zwischen der Anzeige in hex/dezimal auszuwählen.
Wiedereinsetzung der Option „Der Hoch-Schalter bewirkt ein 'Hoch zurück' in der Dateianzeige“
Umfassende Unterstützung von sehr großen Symbolen für die Miniaturanzeige (256x256 in Vista und höher).
Überarbeitete Unterstützung des RAW-Formats für einige neue Digitalkameramodelle.
Behobene Fehler:
Adding or modifying a wildcard label assignment in File and Folder Colors now properly refreshes the folder tree
Fixed a case where if you deleted your current folder and were moved back to the parent, the parent folder would remain in the history list (so clicking Back then took you nowhere)
Made some changes to NavLock where it will try to get itself back in sync automatically in some cases
Rename Script output no longer appears in the FTP 'All Activity' log
Fixed crash in Customize when clearing the hotkey from a floating toolbar button via the Keys page
"Toolbar POS=mouse" was broken.
If Windows Search is not installed on Windows XP, Opus now reports this when trying to perform a search
Fixed problem where the 'Undo All Changes' toolbar context menu could leave orphaned/cloned location/search fields on toolbar
Viewer Panel now remembers when Zoom Size was set to Grow to Page last time it was used
Fixed redraw problem when collapsing tree item containing current selection
Fixed scrolling the utility pane along one axis resetting the scroll position of the other axis.
Fixed potential crash in File Collections when fields like Description were enabled
Using Copy To / Move To in the standalone Viewer no longer causes focus to be lost (breaking keyboard input)
Fixed problem where tree item would lose its expand/collapse box when it only has temporary items below it
Fixed problem where refresh when in archive would boot you to the parent folder if archives not normally shown in tree
Tree now respects label colors for drive-letter roots.
Zip SFX was checking for wrong size maximum zip file
Zip folder format was not applied for archives within libraries.
Search results collections (from Windows Search) are now shown properly in the tree if the tree doesn't start from the Desktop
The option for "User Profile folder" in the tree now works under Vista as well as Win7
Fixed potential crash when accessing NFS shares via drive buttons
"Go TABGROUPLIST=icons" was generating buttons with the wrong icon names, resulting in smiley-face placeholder icons instead of tab icons (unless you still had an old icon-set installed).
Fixed (Win)RAR progress dialog showing bogus byte-counts that were really percentages ("50 bytes / 100 bytes")
Fixed crash from image metadata when GPS tags stored in XMP format
Fixed problems creating 7z(etc.) archives due to an error introduced in 10.0.0.5.
Thumbnail size would go to minimum if you used a command like "Show THUMBNAILSIZE +32" to adjust the size relative to its current value in a lister where the size had not been adjusted before.
Viewer now updates its window position properly if you move it, then switch it to full-screen and then close it. - Before it would not update its saved position at all if closed while full-screen. - Now it remembers the position it would have used had it been toggled out of full-screen mode. - This way, if you move the viewer to another monitor and full-screen it, it will open on that monitor the next time; you don't have to exit full-screen first to save the change. - Note: This does not mean the viewer will be full-screen next time you open it; that's still a separate option in Prefs. Just means your non-full-screen size/placement changes are not ignored if you happen to close it when it's full-screen.
Fixed checkbox positioning in Power/Details modes when icons were turned off.
Fixed checkbox positioning in List and Small Icon modes, especially with themed items.
Fixed List-mode checkboxes not painting properly (e.g. when toggled) when themed items were disabled.
Changed the way file displays get their icons and overlays, so that on Vista/Win7 if an icon overlay handler is installed that provides overlays for junctions/softlinks it will show the correct overlay in Opus
Folders with an ampersand in their name are now displayed correctly in the Breadcrumbs bar's dropdown menus
Alt+Click on a folder tree in a dual Lister always opened the new tab in the left-hand file display, even if the click was on the right-hand tree
Fixed problem with keyboard range selection (shift+cursor up/down) in any of the "icon" modes immediately after entering a new folder
A command that combines Set FLATVIEW=On followed by the Select command will now wait for the FlatView read to finish before performing the selection
Improved performance of the filter bar when filtering large directories
Fix for PATH environment variable losing 'user' path components if something made temporary (not saved between reboots) additions to the path variable.
Fixed display error with XMP metadata that could result in multiple repetitions of a string in some metadata fields
The "date only" fields now sort only by date rather than date/time when there is a subsequent sort column specified
Improvements to attempt to reduce excessive memory usage when loading large TIFF images
Turning off Opus ZIP did not update the archive context menu page until Prefs was exited and re-entered
Now supports .PSB (Photoshop large) images properly
The "Prevent loading of certain types of folders" setting was not respected for a new Lister with multiple tabs
The SELECT SOURCETODEST command now causes the destination file list to be rebuilt (meaning a subsequent command in the same function that uses {filepathdest} will pick up the newly selected files
Drag & drop from latest Thunderbird versions was broken
The Set Metadata dialog now works properly in libraries
Files added to collections with the Copy command that specified the filename on the command line, would add them with invalid timestamps
Status bar would show incorrect disk space values for DFS redirected share
Fixed layout issue with vertical toolbar between tree and file display in dual-horizontal layout
The Wildcard Folder Format dialog now lets you enter a lib:// style path
CLI DOSPROMPT buttons did not update their enable/disable state correctly when switching tabs
The Duplicate Finder did not put the results collection display into grouped mode unless the Delete Mode option was checked.
If a Duplicate search had been run, and then you switched to another tab and clicked either the Select or Delete buttons in the Duplicates panel, they would act on the active tab instead of the tab containing the results
Fixed background of Preferences (and other) dialogs when using Windows themes that don't use a bitmap to draw the tab control background
Added an additional MIME type for DNG images in the metadata pane
Fixed problem where folder tabs would sometimes jump around if you clicked them and the machine was under heavy load
Fixed a crash that could result from browsing to some virtual file systems on Windows XP (e.g. a mobile device)
Fixed a problem with the Viewer pane that prevented files in libraries from working with some plugins (e.g. movie files)
Document metadata (Author, Title, etc) in the file display now works in libraries
Fixed some context menu commands not working on files in libraries
Add to / Extract from 7zip plugin archives now works from the context menu in libraries
Fixed crash that could occur in some (rare) cases when moving the mouse off the status bar padlock's tooltip
Fixed folder tabs background image not appearing on one side of the Lister in some cases
No longer displays garbled metadata for encrypted PDF files (currently does not display anything - we hope to support these in the future)
Fixed crash when right-clicking on a file in Explorer when ALL Opus archive support is disabled
Fixed an error that meant selecting a third-party context menu extension on the root of a drive could trigger the New->Folder command instead
With the 'Display localized folder names' option disabled, folders are now sorted in the tree according to their non-localized names
If you dragged a folder tab *down* or *up* (depending on top or bottom tab state) the tabs would jump around when the mouse was below (above) the tab but still over the tab bar.
The File count/Dir count/etc columns would clash when turned on at the same time as the Rating column
Paste of files to libraries didn't work from the context menu of the library itself
The replace confirmation dialog is now automatically resized if the description or filename strings are too wide for the controls
The viewer's next/previous list was not properly resolved when it came from an archive inside a library
Fixed problems with navigation lock losing sync one level too soon when going up on or against an FTP site
Fixed problems where the source file display would be refreshed (and lose its scroll position) after copying to an FTP site in the destination with navigation lock turned on
Menus where all items had labels above/below their icons, and icons wider than their labels, would draw the icons on top of the line that delineates the menu's left-hand strip.
The overflow menu for toolbars docked to the bottom of the screen would appear on top of the chevron/overflow button, meaning if you clicked and released to open the menu you'd end up selecting the bottom item before you'd even seen it.
Glass and Transparent toolbars docked to the left or right would draw buttons past the overflow scroll buttons when in customize mode.
Pop-up menus configured to open above or below their parent button would open covering it if their contents were too tall to fit above or below. This resulted in problems like accidentally selecting a favorite when clicking & releasing to open the menu because the favorites list was so long it made one of the favorites appear under the mouse pointer. In situations like this, the menu is now shifted to the right or left of the parent button.
Added a new method of reconnecting network drives which seems to have resolved all outstanding issues with network drives
Fixed some cases where the Copy/Delete Filter flag from the destination Lister could affect a copy - now it should only consider the flag in the source Lister
Fixed a problem where Shift-Page Up/Down or Home/End did not work in List mode immediately after entering a folder
When the Find panel is opened in a Lister with multiple tabs, its location now defaults to that of the active tab
Context menus from the Breadcrumbs or File Display Border did not always associate their commands with the current Lister, meaning commands like 'Open in New Folder Tab' could sometimes open a new Lister instead of a new tab
The tree and the file displays now will not go into inline rename mode if you click on an already selected file and the window was not currently active
Fixed problems where certain combinations of Folder Tree options could result in unnecessary tree rebuilds and doubling-up of some items
Fixed repaint issue when resizing Folder Tree with a virtual folder (like Recycle Bin) open in the file display
Folder-Tab lock states were not restored in layouts which had the "ignore folder formats" flag set
Fixed a crash extracting metadata from some particular PDF files
A button combining Set COPYFILTER=on with the Copy command now correctly applies the filter
In Japanese translation, default toolbars will no longer be assigned accelerator keys using Japanese characters (will only pick Roman characters from the label)
Fixed error/crash sending certain long command lines to Opus via dopusrt /col
The FTP site properties command was incorrectly disabled when added to a toolbar
Fixed crash when extracting EXIF data from JPEGs etc, when XResolution/YResolution tags are malformed
If a lister was maximized, then minimized, then saved to a layout, when you load the layout the minimized lister will now be maximized when activated.
Fixed problem that could cause mouse tracking over details/power mode items to be out of alignment
Document/Video/EXIF date/time fields now respect the settings for day names and seconds (i.e. they now display in the same format as the modified / create / last accessed date/time fields
A Go FOLDERCONTENT menu pointing to a folder containing links to folders now works from a floating toolbar even if no current lister is open
Fixed some issues with raw photos being rotated incorrectly.
Tree sorting with localized names disabled now correctly sorts uses the "real" names
Toolbar buttons now enabled when files are selected in virtual folders (e.g. recycle bin)
Resource leak in Copy progress dialog
Libraries don't support delete to Recycle Bin
It was possible to cause a crash by holding down the F5 key to generate multiple refreshes simultaneously
Windows XP - Virtual folders don't repaint properly when tree is resized
Prefs up/down page button state (enable/disable) was not updated after changing pages with the buttons themselves or with the back/forward media keys.
Cursor key scrolling goes wrong in List mode with thin window.
Left/Right cursor keys jump incorrect number of files in list (and vertical tile) view mode
When a sub-collection is renamed and the parent collection refreshed, the renamed sub-collection disappears from the display
Fixed a crash that could occur when generating thumbnails or extracting metadata from images with XMP tags
CD case coverart image can now scale to full thumbnail size if user has increased maximum thumbnail size above 256
In details/power mode, with 1 pixel of extra line spacing, gridlines turned on and a colour set for the sort column, the gridlines were not displayed in the sort column
Problems with the "Select Folder" dialog and libraries (would show an internal library path in the text field, rather than a "user-friendly" path, if you selected a library folder from the tree it would always ask you to create a new folder, and create new folder didn't work)
AudioTags plugin now recognises more non-iTunes AAC format variations.
100% CPU usage caused by entering folder with malformed EXE (DivxInstaller.exe).
Power mode inline rename via long-click was broken
Rename from the folder tree context menu did not activate inline rename, but instead opened the rename dialog
A context menu command like 'Open in New folder tab' did not work properly from the tree
If the system "short date" format had spaces in it, date/time column rendering was jumbled.
Date/time columns now display ... at the left if the string is too wide for the column
With a certain combination of tree options, accessing a user folder like My Pictures that had been moved from its default location could sometimes result in the tree entering an endless rebuild loop
Workaround for crash caused by UltraCompare illegally broadcasting messages in the WM_APP range when started.
Windows Search integration sometimes didn't work on Vista
Go "@site//path/to/subdir" didn't respect SSL/SSH settings for FTP addressbook entry
Icon modes sometimes tracked the wrong item under the mouse.
Viewer Next/Prev list didn't work in libraries.
Could no longer paste clipboard images directly into FTP sites.
Disconnected network drives were not shown in My Computer or drive toolbars
Fixed two rendering issues with full row, themes + extra line spacing
Fix crash with particular exe being misidentified as a zip file
Folder Tabs now draw unthemed if their colors are overridden. No longer blended with the theme.
Fixed shell folder thumbnails within libraries.
Folder Tree selection colour was blended to the standard window color, rather than the tree's actual background which may be different.
Fixed anomaly in response to naughty FTP servers that return FEAT response for MLST but with no defined parameters which could cause an anomalous OPTS MLST to be sent causing timeout.
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Plattformen:
· Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008
· Windows 7 / Windows 8
· 32- und 64-Bit-Windows