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Repeated calls are shown with the file numbers requested, e.g. Search with 'Everything': Show command sent to 'Everything' in search status bar.Search with 'Everything': Show percent of the search results transferred to Total Commander and added to the result list (Everything reports the total number of found files).If you are using Everything as you search tool, here are a couple of changes in version 9.50 you may find useful: wincmd.ini > HistoryThinning=1, HistoryThinningDelta=0 enables thinning only when the user starts some operation in the directory, not by timeout.wincmd.ini > HistoryThinning=1/0 turns thinning on / off.wincmd.ini > HistoryThinningDelta=5000 defaults to 5 seconds the user must stay in a directory to keep it in the history.The hotkey Alt+Shift+Down arrow (and a new command cm_DirectoryHistoryNoThinning) shows the history list without thinning. Total Command will only add a directory to its navigation history if the user stayed there for x seconds, or performed any file operation in that location. Default=200 on NT based systems, same as HistoryLen on 9x/ME due to limited max ini size. You can define the option HistoryLenStored= in wincmd.ini under the section to set a number of entries in history to be stored to wincmd.ini and. This can be Enable/Disable via wincmd.ini: phones, tablets) also in drive buttonbar.Īlso for the Drive drop-down list and drive buttonbar Total Commander can show the "eject" overlay over the drive icon for external USB hard disks. Set it as:Īnother change made to USB device handling is the ability to show up to 3 connected USB devices without drive letter (e.g. There is a new option in wincmd.ini that hides USB devices without drive letter from drive button bar.
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The offline setup method is still supported, but requires extra steps.
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Total Commander 9.50 now comes with a new installer that is able to download the most recent available app version on today. Version 9.50 includes the following new options. Total Commander is always about great features, not just about themes. You can turn on it manually on Windows XP and newer. The automatic dark mode feature works on Windor newer. The following video demonstrates it in action. On Windows 10, you can make it follow the Personalization color option. Also, It can be enabled on the operating systems released prior to Windows 10. You can enable or disable it from settings under Option > Display > Color. And still, I don't have a means to check if this big directory's content was copied successfully before I delete the original.Other changes in version 9.50 include Dark theme in Total Commander It already contains a MD5 checksum file which was created on Windows before. Quickly I found a directory with videos and photos.
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Normally this shouldn't be a problem, because I have enough free space on the installed SD card to move some stuff there. My phone's internal storage got so filled up that it can't be connected to PCs anymore!? I even restarted the device several times, all seems to work fine (besides the "low storage" warning) but no Windows-PC is willing to connect it via USB anymore. But right now I'm in a really uneasy situation. I wasn't happy with this for some time now. Until now I got lucky with my own phone but others weren't. That's no way to go with such untrustworthy media like SD cards. So I always had to create them on the Windows-PC, copy the whole data directory to the phone and hope that all is going right until I copy the files off the phone again, being able the check the sums on the receiving Windows machine. In many occasions I already needed this functionality but was never able to create / check checksum files. I.e., creating *.md5-files for directory contents or single files - AND checking these afterwards like the Windows application does.
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I would REALLY like to see a full implementation of the checksum functionality - at least for MD5-sums.
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