Hi Dick,

glad it works for you now. You might also have a look at WinaeroTweaker. It has many, many options to adapt win11.
And to praise Microsoft for win11 at least once, the tabs in File Explorer are really great

Karl

Hi Dick,

no, I don't have these problems with ExplorerPatcher. I recently also set up a new computer. For the local account I used the "oobe\bypassnro"-trick which can be found e. g. on https://www.heise.de/tipps-tricks/Windows-11-ohne-Microsoft-Konto-so-geht-s-6213708.html. Maybe you have to ...

Hi Robert,

just installed the new beta 2.23.0.1 and saw that Edit.ToggleLineComment is indeed working. Thanks for that.
However I didn't see it in the What's New. I think this feature has well deserved to be mentioned...

Karl

Robert,

this would be great, no more broken fingers with Ctrl-K-C and Ctrl-K-U

Karl

Hi,

I'm working with VS 2022 (german version). This option is not present. I can however add the command
"Kommentarzeile ein/aus Strg+#"
to a menu, but it stays disabled in x#-files. In c#-files you can indeed toggle comments with this option.

Is this something Robert must implement ?

Karl

Franz,

Ich habe bei meinen Treeviews immer ein Root-Element, an dem alle hängen. Daher funktioniert das bei mir wie gewollt. Evtl. klappt es bei dir auch, wenn du Default(@lRoot,True) verwendest oder True als Parameter übergibst...

Karl

Logisch,

METHOD CollapseAll(lRoot) CLASS MyTreeView
LOCAL oItem AS TreeViewItem

Default(@lRoot,FALSE)

oItem := SELF:getRootItem()
IF lRoot
SELF:Collapse(oItem:NameSym)
ENDIF
WHILE(TRUE)
oItem := SELF:GetNextItem(oItem)
IF oItem = NULL_OBJECT
EXIT
ENDIF
SELF:Collapse(oItem:NameSym)
ENDDO ...

Hallo Franz,

das muss man selbst in die Hand nehmen:

METHOD ExpandAll() CLASS MyTreeView
LOCAL oItem AS TreeViewItem

oItem := SELF:getRootItem()
SELF:expand(oItem:NameSym)

WHILE(TRUE)
oItem := SELF:GetNextItem(oItem)
IF oItem = NULL_OBJECT
EXIT
ENDIF
SELF:expand(oItem:NameSym)
ENDDO ...

Dick, with ExplorerPatcher you can definitely move the taskbar to the right, see attached picture.

If you want to use OpenShellMenu I think ExplorerPatcher is the only way to go.

Of course you can add the standard Quick Launch to the taskbar, but FLB or True Launch Bar are far superior, you have ...

Hi Dick,

Actually I mentioned 3 tools
- first you need ExplorerPatcher (with this you can place the taskbar to the right or the startmenu to the left)
- OpenShell (former ClassicShell) replaces the windows menu. OpenShell requires ExplorerPatcher.
- FreeLaunchBar replaces Quick Launch Bar. You can ...