HI Cowboy99:
The new manager has not been completely changed, and many places have not changed!
I used this qttabbar,
Previously, you can jump directly into the currently open directory, but now it doesn’t support…
Leaving the 2022 file manager in 2023 gives also problems with other programs too.
I’m using M-files as PDM systems. Work perfectly in all versions up to 2022, but 2023 is giving difficulties.
This issue is also addressed to support. I hope that it will be solved soon.
I think that leaving the native windows libraries can cause issues with other programs which use the same shared libraries.
Hi Guys, you are al correct, the private code(ZW3D Explorer) is missing a bit is usefull functionality.
Another item is no access to Quick Access which IMO is an essential requirement.
Cheers - Paul
Hi all,
I think it is a pity that these changes are not implemented in a well considered way, with respect to the possible loss of existing functionality.
It generates more negative user experience than the gain that they seem to expect from it.
It is OK to develop new things, but you need to keep in mind that there are a lot of users out there that rely on functionality that was always there.
It is of great importance that they can trust the software and not be surprised by experiments like this.
Hi
My input in this discussion is not so much what the issues are, but more in line with how many and when service packs are released. There really does not appear to be an urgency from the developers to fix problems.
Sure we get a service pack, say in 3 months. But then we find it has broken something else in the program or systems. A staged release of the fixes like windows would be more helpful.
After all Bill Gates and Co. are the masters of getting bug fixes found by simply releasing updates and waiting for the feedback from the masses.