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WHERE ARE FAVORITES IN COMMANDER ONE INSTALL
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WHERE ARE FAVORITES IN COMMANDER ONE WINDOWS

Switch to a folder open TC with the Current Windows menu.

Easily add the folder currently displayed in a TC window to your favorites with the Add Active Folder or Web page menu.

Integration of Total Commander Directory Hotlist.

Seamlessly change a TC window (any pane or tab) to user favorite folders, recent folders or special folders ( My Computer, Network Neighborhood, Recycle Bin, etc.).

WHERE ARE FAVORITES IN COMMANDER ONE SOFTWARE

Automatic (but optional) enabling of Total Commander support if the software is found on your system.Quick Access Popup is aware of TC capabilities and utilizes them via TC internal commands to offer seamless and reliable integration. Total Commander (TC) replaces Windows Explorer and integrates lots of features, including file compression, FTP capabilities, folder syncing and much more. Quick Access Popup is fully compatible with Total Commander, a very popular file manager program written by Christian Ghisler, in Switzerland. Supported file managers: A43, Altap Salamander, CubicExplorer, Double Commander, EF Commander Free, Everything, Explorer++, ExplorerXP, Far Manager, FreeCommander XE, IrfanView, Just Manager, MultiCommander, One Commander, Nomad.NET, Snowbird, SpeedCommander, Tablacus Explorer, UltraExplorer, Unreal Commander, WinNC, XnView, xplorer2 lite, XYplorer & XYplorerFree.Then, select QAPconnect and choose your file manager in the dropdown list.Save the file and deselect/reselect the QAPconnect radio button to refresh the list. To edit the QAPconnect settings file, in the Options, tab File managers, select QAPconnect and click the Edit QAPconnect.ini button under the dropdown list.First, make sure the info for your file manager is accurate in QAPconnect.ini: the directory must be the one where your app is installed.

WHERE ARE FAVORITES IN COMMANDER ONE INSTALL

There is no need to install an addon to use these file managers in QAP.

QAP also offers partial support for a list of about 15 file managers described in the setting file QAPconnect.ini based on a list developed by Roland Toth ( ) for Folders Popup.

QAPconnect: Universal File Managers Support

More info here: Using Quick Access Popup with Total Commander.

The folders in currently active tabs in TC panes are automatically included in the Current Windows and Reopen a Folder QAP features.

QAP can integrate the content of the TC Directory Hotlist in a QAP sub menu (the TC wincmd.ini location must be set in Options).

Changing folders in an existing TC windows is supported for both regular and Special folders ( My Computer, Network Neighborhood, Recycle Bin, etc.).

If installed on your system, Total Commander is detected automatically at QAP’s first launched and you can select if you want to use it as your primary file manager when QAP opens a folder in a new window.

More info here: Using Quick Access Popup with Directory Opus.

Quick Access Popup is fully compatible with the new Directory Opus version 12.

The list of folders currently open in DOpus are automatically included in the Current Windows and Reopen a Folder QAP features.

QAP can integrate the content of the Directory Opus Favorites and Directory Opus Layouts in a QAP sub menu.

Changing folders in an existing DOpus lister is supported for both regular and Special folders ( My Computer, Network Neighborhood, Recycle Bin, etc.).

If installed on your system, Directory Opus is detected automatically at QAP’s first launched and you can select if you want to use it as your primary file manager when QAP opens a folder in a new window.You can select your preferred file manager in the Options window, tab File managers. In addition to Windows Explorer and Windows command line utilities, Quick Access Popup provides extended support for popular Explorer replacement applications Directory Opus and Total Commander and support for about 15 other file managers.