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Yes, we use some characters from ASCI table (https://www.asciitable.com/) which are allowed for use in Windows file system, to mark some important folders in tree structure of our projects (to be at the top when sorting alphabetically in ascending order), this is why we use (occasionally) ! and # as prefix in directory name ;) And of course is not the end of world, however if it is possible to change this (special meaning of #) as you wrote, will be great, thanks.

Thank you. Is it possible to somehow workaround that situation: in "#dir/one.mm" node linking to "#dir/two.mm" file How to force freeplane to open file (two.mm) in new instance?

Hi Is not possible to open second freeplane file (.mm) if in the path (directory name) appears the hash character (#, %23). path: \one#two\three\01.mm \one#two\three\02.mm file->open 01.mm file->open 02.mm (does not open the file, no error message) Windows 10, Freeplane 1.8.8 open files in a running instances: checked avoid a second instance...: checked Is it some kind of bug or problem with my local settings? thx