I think the number of TC users that use Windows 3.1 are extremely low and most current users don't know what you mean if you refer to Windows 3.1's file manager and program manager. So maybe it's time to update a thing or 2?
Help - Command line parameters wrote:This allows you to create multiple icons for Total Commander in progman or the start menu, which start Total Commander in different directories or even with packed files.
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This allows you to create multiple icons for Total Commander on your Desktop or in the Windows Start menu, which start Total Commander in different directories or even with packed files.
Help - Associate with... wrote:The association allows starting the appropriate editor for a file, simply by double clicking on the file. The association is not restricted to Total Commander, but also works in file manager and program manager.
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The association allows starting the appropriate program for a file, simply by double clicking on the file. The association is not restricted to Total Commander, but also works in Windows Explorer and Start menu.
Help - Dialog box: Configuration - Change button bar wrote:(By the way: Because of an internal Windows bug, you loose some bytes at every change of icon file. But after leaving Total Commander, these bytes are released. The same problem appears e.g. in program manager!)
Is this still relevant for Window 95 up to Windows 11? Can it be removed?
Help - Configuration - Operation wrote:If you try to start a second copy of Total Commander (e.g. by Program Manager/Start menu), the first copy is activated instead.
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If you try to start a second copy of Total Commander (e.g. from your Desktop, Start menu or Task bar), the first copy will be activated instead.