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This screenshot shows right-click menus of the same file in TC (left) and Explorer (right). Why TC one left a few item? (it's program I installed, not system built-in through....)
Why Rightclick menu of TC's miss a few item?
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Hello, dindog.
You are using a 32-bit Total Commander edition on a 64-bit Windows edition. - The Total Comander context menu holds a submenu namd X64, this is why I know. - Check whether the missing entries from the Explorer context menu are offered inside the X64 submenu of Total Commander.
Another approach would be installing the combined 64-bit/32-bit edition of Total Commander 8.01 and use Total Commander 8.01 64-bit.
Kind regards,
Karl
You are using a 32-bit Total Commander edition on a 64-bit Windows edition. - The Total Comander context menu holds a submenu namd X64, this is why I know. - Check whether the missing entries from the Explorer context menu are offered inside the X64 submenu of Total Commander.
Another approach would be installing the combined 64-bit/32-bit edition of Total Commander 8.01 and use Total Commander 8.01 64-bit.
Kind regards,
Karl
Last edited by karlchen on 2013-07-29, 15:57 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
MX Linux 21.3 64-bit xfce, Total Commander 11.50 64-bit
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The people of Alderaan keep on bravely fighting back the clone warriors sent out by the unscrupulous Sith Lord Palpatine.
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em. Never use 64bit version for it is not compatible with 32bit plugins. You are right, one of the missing item shows up after I run the 64bit version.karlchen wrote:Hello, dingdong.
You are using a 32-bit Total Commander edition on a 64-bit Windows edition. - The Total Comander context menu holds a submenu namd X64, this is why I know. - Check whether the missing entries from the Explorer context menu are offered inside the X64 submenu of Total Commander.
Another approach would be installing the combined 64-bit/32-bit edition of Total Commander 8.01 and use Total Commander 8.01 64-bit.
Kind regards,
Karl
Is there some hand-make way to make my a right-click menu item on my own in TC ?
P.S. It seem a universal problem to spell my user id right, people all around the world prefer "dingdong", I am considering take that name next time I register to a forum
Hello, dindog.
(Sorry for misspelling your name in my first reply.
Corrected by now.)
This was the reason why I recommended using the combined 64-bit/32-bit edition of Total Commander. Most of the frequently used plugins seem to be available as 32-bit and 64-bit editions by now. - Cf. List of 64-bit plugins and addons - Whenever you have to use a plugin that is available as 32-bit only, you might resort to using T.C. 32-bit.
Personally, I do not miss any plugin which is not available as 64-bit edition. Yet, this will depend on the personal needs. If I had to switch between T.C. 64-bit and 32-bit frequently, I might have stayed with T.C. 32-bit, too.
Anyway:
Personally I do not know of any way of manually adding a menu entry to the X64 submenu. As far as I remember, T.C. queries the list of available 64-bit/32-bit context menu entries at runtime.
But I may be wrong and there is a way.
Kind regards,
Karl
(Sorry for misspelling your name in my first reply.
Corrected by now.)This was the reason why I recommended using the combined 64-bit/32-bit edition of Total Commander. Most of the frequently used plugins seem to be available as 32-bit and 64-bit editions by now. - Cf. List of 64-bit plugins and addons - Whenever you have to use a plugin that is available as 32-bit only, you might resort to using T.C. 32-bit.
Personally, I do not miss any plugin which is not available as 64-bit edition. Yet, this will depend on the personal needs. If I had to switch between T.C. 64-bit and 32-bit frequently, I might have stayed with T.C. 32-bit, too.
Anyway:
Personally I do not know of any way of manually adding a menu entry to the X64 submenu. As far as I remember, T.C. queries the list of available 64-bit/32-bit context menu entries at runtime.
But I may be wrong and there is a way.
Kind regards,
Karl
MX Linux 21.3 64-bit xfce, Total Commander 11.50 64-bit
The people of Alderaan keep on bravely fighting back the clone warriors sent out by the unscrupulous Sith Lord Palpatine.
The Prophet's Song
The people of Alderaan keep on bravely fighting back the clone warriors sent out by the unscrupulous Sith Lord Palpatine.
The Prophet's Song
There is a x64 Multiarcdindog wrote:it's fine, dindog just some meaningless combination of letter
I need MultiARC for Freearc support, at this moment, 32bit version still looks like a better option for me. Thank you very much any way.
http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=16534&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=45
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thanks, now I am using 64bit versionHorst.Epp wrote:There is a x64 Multiarcdindog wrote:it's fine, dindog just some meaningless combination of letter
I need MultiARC for Freearc support, at this moment, 32bit version still looks like a better option for me. Thank you very much any way.
http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=16534&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=45
http://rghost.net/46999386
