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Select all files in the selection rectangle. Hold Ctrl key while dragging to copy the file, otherwise it will be moved.ĭragging will only work when dragged from the file name column.

Files/folders can now be dragged out of WizTree and into Windows Explorer windows to copy/move them.

Double clicking a file or folder in the tree or file view will now automatically open it.

This extra comma would create problems when importing the data into other applications Previously it used the system locale character which is a comma in someĬountries.

Export functions updated to always format floating point values (like percentages) using a pointĪs currency separator.

Disk free space on treemap will now be displayed separately for each selection when using the "select multiple" option.

Korean, Serbian and Polish translations updated.

Fixed error that would occur when using the "save treemap as png file" option with multiple selections and show free space enabled.

Fixed rare command line export error when using "/exportalldates" parameter.

To do thisĬlose WizTree and edit the WizTree3.ini file and change these 2 settings in the section:

It is now possible to disable the new drag/drop and double click to open functionality added in 4.09.

(such as mapped Google Drives or when scanning a mobile phone) - fixed

Treemap would not be rendered correctly when "show free space" option not selected in some cases.

Fixed some cosmetic issues with Italian translation.

WizTree 4.09/4.10 would crash when run as "SYSTEM" user ("NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM") due to some issues with the newly added drag/drop functionality - fixed.

Previously the way to work around this problem was to replace the spaces with wildcard question marks, like this:

This would match any file names containing "C:\Program" AND ( "Files\" OR "C:\Program" ) AND "Files" AND "(x86)\" Without the quotes the filtering will not work as expected:Ĭ:\Program Files\|C:\Program Files (x86)\ Two single quotes in a row will be treated as one literal single quote:

The filter above will match file names containing "C:\Program Files\" OR "C:\Program Files (x86)\" The example above would set the "include filter" to Use a single quote character to represent the double quote, like this: This is useful when filtering paths containing spaces, to prevent the filter from treating the space as an "AND" operator.

Command line parameters for /filter and /filterexclude now support literal double quotes.

"Today" file search filter (=today) was not working correctly in some time zones - fixed.