does tc save data file when i use tree view mode?

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does tc save data file when i use tree view mode?

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Hi
i remember sometime ago , that tc saved a file in every partitions when i switch to tree view mode


does it still do it? no right?

and which was the last version that save a file containing data using the tree mode view?

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No, tree view panel is created dynamically, except when using OldStyleTree=1. However, the Alt+F10 tree always uses a stored tree.
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ghisler(Author) wrote:No, tree view panel is created dynamically, except when using OldStyleTree=1. However, the Alt+F10 tree always uses a stored tree.
hi
thanks
may i know the nome of the file ?
However, the Alt+F10 tree always uses a stored tree
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OldStyleTree=1
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treeinfo.wc in the root of the drive, if that location is writable. Otherwise it will be stored in the same place as the icon cache, usually under local app data\ghisler.
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ghisler(Author) wrote:treeinfo.wc in the root of the drive, if that location is writable. Otherwise it will be stored in the same place as the icon cache, usually under local app data\ghisler.
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