Comments on: Oh boy … (update) http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/ News and discussions around WinDirStat Fri, 20 Nov 2009 23:48:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: SKMorton http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-15519 SKMorton Fri, 24 Jul 2009 22:09:55 +0000 http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-15519 I've been using v1.1.2.80 (unicode) as a portable app. Though it';s really come in handy, a print feature would be great! I’ve been using v1.1.2.80 (unicode) as a portable app. Though it’;s really come in handy, a print feature would be great!

]]> By: TesserId http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-15222 TesserId Tue, 14 Jul 2009 14:28:51 +0000 http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-15222 Sorry, please ignore my last suggestion. There's a Windows annoyance that rears its ugly head when attempting to add context menu items for folders and drives. There is a workaround for it, but it's too complicated to add here (though I will post it on request, it is for advanced power users). Sorry, please ignore my last suggestion.

There’s a Windows annoyance that rears its ugly head when attempting to add context menu items for folders and drives. There is a workaround for it, but it’s too complicated to add here (though I will post it on request, it is for advanced power users).

]]> By: TesserId http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-15220 TesserId Tue, 14 Jul 2009 14:09:26 +0000 http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-15220 Context menu can be manually created from explorer using Tools->Folder Options->File Types. For both "Drive" and "File Folder", click the "Advanced..." button. In the "Edit File Type" dialog, click "New...". Enter a description under "Action", like "Scan with WinDirStat". Under "Application to use perform action", enter the full path to WinDirStat, which you can browse for or copy from a WinDirStat shortcut (typically: "C:\Program Files\WinDirStat\windirstat.exe"). Context menu can be manually created from explorer using Tools->Folder Options->File Types. For both “Drive” and “File Folder”, click the “Advanced…” button. In the “Edit File Type” dialog, click “New…”. Enter a description under “Action”, like “Scan with WinDirStat”. Under “Application to use perform action”, enter the full path to WinDirStat, which you can browse for or copy from a WinDirStat shortcut (typically: “C:\Program Files\WinDirStat\windirstat.exe”).

]]> By: Marcio Merlone http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-13097 Marcio Merlone Fri, 15 May 2009 12:32:36 +0000 http://blog.windirstat.info/20090316/oh-boy/#comment-13097 It would be really nice to have some Windows Explorer integration, via context-menu with an option "Scan with WinDirStat" or alike on drives and folders. It would be really nice to have some Windows Explorer integration, via context-menu with an option “Scan with WinDirStat” or alike on drives and folders.

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