nfoviewer plugin 0.7.1(Update)

[Sombra]

XPEHOPE3KA wrote:

It's a crappy site. My download stops at 62 725 bytes, while the size is 62 950 bytes =(

Can anyone upload the file to simpleupload.de ?

The original file from the author is in TotalCmdWiki -> Unreleased plug-ins

TychoBarfy wrote:

Edited every page in any registering and posting step searching vor <input type="text and submit Very Happy
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I loaded in a tab the page translated with babel fish and other tab with the original page.

could you put the german file to TCWiki too, and may be the french one of Vansumsen?

Done. But really my English language is not good All the people registered in forum, can change it
... Where is the French version?

[Vansumsen]

TychoBarfy

Nice tool the EXESCOPE ! Thanks !


The French version of nfoviewer is momentarily available here .

Thanks to Clo for the translation !

Friendly

Paul

[TychoBarfy]

My english version is better. "Colors", not "Color"

[Clo]

2TychoBarfy

Hello !

• Like Paul says, nice tool…
BTW : I didn't translate the blah blah at the bottom of the option-dialogue, it sounds like an advertising…
- Paul and I will see a bit later about this.

My english version is better. "Colors", not "Color"

- Hum… In correct English (U.K.), it's “Colours”

 VG
Claude
Clo

[frenky]

Nice plugin.
I miss one thing - cursor and select

What are you missing? What you select is automatically in the clipboard.

O did not know
Thanks for the info!!

[Boofo]

Sorry to drag up an old thread, but is this plugin still being supported? If so, is there any way to change the font used to view NFO and DIZ files?

[MVV]

Sorry to drag up an old thread, but is this plugin still being supported? If so, is there any way to change the font used to view NFO and DIZ files?

You don't need any plugin to view .nfo files, just DOS font.
Just choose Encoding - ASCII/DOS in TC 7.50a and you will see all pseudo-graphic characters. Then, set available font in Lister configuration.

[Boofo]

You don't need any plugin to view .nfo files, just DOS font.
Just choose Encoding - ASCII/DOS in TC 7.50a and you will see all pseudo-graphic characters. Then, set available font in Lister configuration.

Not all NFO files use the same standard decoding. This plugin helps when you come across a file like that when the set decoding doesn't show the file like it should. I have tried it with the /S=L: command line option and that doesn't show all NFO files properly.

[Sombra]

2Boofo
Hello,

I have tried it with the /S=L: command line option and that doesn't show all NFO files properly.

Perhaps this help: Try to use the next extended command:

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Command: %COMMANDER_PATH%\totalcmd.exe
Parameters: /S=L:ST1 %Z%P%N

I use it for *.nfo and *.diz files with internal association.

I have installed nfo plugin too, because TC do not detect correctly this type of files as ASCII chars at startup. (with the plugin, the presentation of nfo files is pretty and is not necessary to press keys for change the view to ASCII)

[Boofo]

2Sombra
I had been using /S=L:ST1 (without the additional %Z parameter you listed) but I was running across a few NFO files that were encoded in ANSI with Image/Multimedia and were not displaying right using ASCII. This plugin catches all of those files and displays them right.

I use this as my internal associated open:

"%COMMANDER_PATH%\TOTALCMD.EXE" /S=L:Pnfoviewer "%1"

[DAC324]

Sorry to drag up an old thread, but is this plugin still being supported? If so, is there any way to change the font used to view NFO and DIZ files?

You don't need any plugin to view .nfo files, just DOS font.
Just choose Encoding - ASCII/DOS in TC 7.50a and you will see all pseudo-graphic characters. Then, set available font in Lister configuration.

Even better: Install the Graphic Packet 85 font and change the font for ASCII to this one. Still works great!

Kind regards,
DAC324