Fix: The resizing issue of file list on startup of Notepad++.
Fix: Faster update of tree.
Fix: In standard open/save file of Notepad++ the icons are now correct on W2k machines!
Known issue: Icons on W2k machines not displayed for every file type.
Known issue: Registered but disconnected network drives slows the explorer down on startup.
Best Regards
Jens
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Thanks Jens, a big improvement for this Win2K user.
What I'm now finding in Explorer is that Disk and Folder icons are now OK except where there is a special icon (My Documents or My Pictures) for instance, set in desktop.ini for the folder or in the registry. That icon is now left blank.
For files I'm finding that most icons are missing (I much rather prefer this than the wrong confusing icon!) except for files which are not assigned an icon, they have the system default file icon. A few icons do exist, for .css and .txt files funny enough, and a few odd ones. But as I say a big improvment, esoecially in the open/save dialog. Well done and thanks.
Mark B
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The new version is available on:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/npp-plugins/
Fix: The resizing issue of file list on startup of Notepad++.
Fix: Faster update of tree.
Fix: In standard open/save file of Notepad++ the icons are now correct on W2k machines!
Known issue: Icons on W2k machines not displayed for every file type.
Known issue: Registered but disconnected network drives slows the explorer down on startup.
Best Regards
Jens
Thanks Jens, a big improvement for this Win2K user.
What I'm now finding in Explorer is that Disk and Folder icons are now OK except where there is a special icon (My Documents or My Pictures) for instance, set in desktop.ini for the folder or in the registry. That icon is now left blank.
For files I'm finding that most icons are missing (I much rather prefer this than the wrong confusing icon!) except for files which are not assigned an icon, they have the system default file icon. A few icons do exist, for .css and .txt files funny enough, and a few odd ones. But as I say a big improvment, esoecially in the open/save dialog. Well done and thanks.
Mark B