total command space limit

pHoenix8 · Post by *pHoenix8 » 2008-05-09, 11:06 UTC

how can i raise the megabyte limit of the folders that the totalcommand creating... like program files etc..

TIA

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2008-05-09, 16:20 UTC

Sorry, I do not understand your question. Total Commander does not limit the size of directories. Can you please explain what you are trying to do, and what error message you get?

pHoenix8 · Post by *pHoenix8 » 2008-05-10, 18:13 UTC

i am tryn to copy fonts and dlls to the windows directories
after he is copying couple of files i o got error that the file didnt copied... in the staet i didnt under stand why but when ive tryd to install a program with activesync it tells me that no place the the default folder wich is belong to the totalcommand directories then i am replace the location to my residant flsh and all goes fine...

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in the storage manager i see 3 partitions two of them something like 3 megabytes and one is the rest of the place... i guess that one of the 3 megas partition is belong to total command how can i cahnge the partiton ?

one more thing... can i change my screen from landscape to protrait?

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2008-05-11, 10:42 UTC

It sounds like your internal memory is full. You can try to uninstall some large programs, and then install them on an external SD-Card (if your device supports that).

pHoenix8 · Post by *pHoenix8 » 2008-05-11, 19:13 UTC

i have ipaq 310 ...
and there is no programs in the dierectories of totalcommand its almost empty and i am telling you that there is enough space more then 300 megabytes and all what i am need to put in its some fonts and dlls the rest i am installing on the residant flash....

any way you have any idea how the change my screen from landscape to protrait?

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2008-05-12, 15:10 UTC

I don't know about the HP, but my Dell uses the same internal memory for programs and fonts - there shouldn't be any problems with installing fonts...

any way you have any idea how the change my screen from landscape to protrait?

If the device doesn't support it by itself, you can use a software like Nydidot Virtual Display to change the display orientation (and resolution). However, this program isn't free.