Sergey Petrovich

Completely in solidarity!!!

Please add Portable version (so that all settings are saved in the installation folder in the "settings.ini" file) in the future. This has been missing for a very long time!!!

CRC64 - hash for file incorrect

I figured out why double quotes don't work. I just used the Take Command program. Writing quotes in different programs works differently! In "cmd.exe" you can use double quotes: --printf="%f %{Md5}" In "Take Command" you need to wrap double quotes in single ones: --printf=`"%f %{Md5}" You can use double quotes in "JavaScript" : --printf=\"%f %{md5}\" https://i.ibb.co/DPFWMmW/rhash-cmd.png https://i.ibb.co/syB5dgz/rhash-Take-Command.png

I figured out why double quotes don't work. I just used the Take Command program. Writing quotes in different programs works differently! In "cmd.exe" you can use double quotes: --printf="%f %{Md5}" In "Take Command" you need to wrap double quotes in single ones: --printf=`"%f %{Md5}" You can use double quotes in "JavaScript" : --printf=\"%f %{md5}\"

I figured out why double quotes don't work. I just used the Take Command program. Writing quotes in different programs works differently! In "cmd.exe" you can use double quotes: --printf="%f %{Md5}" In "Take Command" you need to wrap double quotes in single ones: --printf="%f %{Md5}" You can use double quotes in "JavaScript" : --printf=\"%f %{md5}\"

I figured out why double quotes don't work. I just used the Take Command program. Writing quotes in different programs works differently! In "cmd.exe" you can use double quotes: --printf="%f %{Md5}" In "Take Command" you need to wrap double quotes in single ones: --printf="%f %{Md5}"` You can use double quotes in "JavaScript" : --printf=\"%f %{md5}\"

I figured out why double quotes don't work. I just used the Take Command program. Writing quotes in different programs works differently! In "cmd.exe" you can use double quotes: --printf="%f %{Md5}" In "Take Command" you need to wrap double quotes in single ones: --printf="%f %{Md5}" You can use double quotes in "JavaScript" : --printf=\"%f %{md5}\"