[guispeak] file dir question
- From: "Donald L. Roberts" <donald_roberts_99@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <guispeak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 9 Jan 2007 10:07:39 -0800
Hello,
As I have not yet downloaded this program, I am writing to
inquire as to whether the program has a mechanism for saving the
names of files in a zip archive to a text file.
I download files from Easynews which are saved in zip archives.
And, it would be wonderful to save the names of the individual
files in the archive to a text file.
If there is no such mechanism at present, I would encourage you
to implement one. Also, it would nice to choose which pieces of
info get saved in that text file, things such as file name, file
size, date created. Sometimes, I need only file names. At other
time, I might need more info.
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
Don Roberts
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Schwery" <jschwery@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <guispeak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 4:00 AM
Subject: [guispeak] Re: FileDir 1.2 released
Jamal, I don't know if anyone else has written about this, but on
the
gw-info list, a few days ago, there was discussion about Window
Eyes
speaking the tagged or untagged state of a file. By default,
Window
Eyes does not speak much punctuation, so when the space bar is
pressed to tag a file, Window Eyes does not speak. It can be
made to
speak this state but one would need to create a set file. Would
it
be possible to have the program say tagged or untagged? If not,
somebody can make a set file to announce the file state.
earlier, Jamal Mazrui, wrote:
>http://www.EmpowermentZone.com/dirsetup.exe
>
>Version 1.2
>Released January 9, 2007
>
>Fixed Unzip commands improperly applying ANSI encoding. Added
>the Filter
>Query command, Star (Shift+8), for checking the current sort
>order and
>filter specification. Improved scope and organization of
>documentation.
>
>Extended pairs of Open and Go To commands. Open commands
>preserve the
>current directory view, including its tagged states, and then
>activate a
>different directory view in another window. Go To commands
>reuse the
>current window, instead, for another directory view. In the
>following
>pairs of commands, the shifted version is a Go To command,
>requiring more
>conscious effort due to a more destructive nature, since it
>discards the
>current directory view. This difference is similar to how
>Shift+Delete is
>more destructive then Delete, since the shifted version does not
>permit
>recovery from the recycle bin. Enter opens a subfolder whereas
>Shift+Enter goes to it. Backspace opens the parent folder
>whereas
>Shift+Backspace goes to it. Backslash opens the root folder of
>the
>current drive whereas Shift+Backslash goes to it. As before,
>FileDir
>checks if a view of the target directory already exists, and if
>so,
>activates that window rather than creating another for the same
>directory.
>
>Switched key assignments for the Quick commands to be more
>consistent with
>the Open/Go To pattern. Control+Q opens the Quick folder,
>whereas Shift+Q
>creates a quick link to the current file or folder item. Made
>the Escape
>key duplicate Control+Q for opening the Quick folder even more
>easily.
>Modified the Quick Link command to permit a new name for the
>shortcut when
>initially created.
>
>Added the Evaluate command, Control+E, which prompts for a
>mathematical
>expression and then copies the result to the clipboard.
>Standard
>arithmetic operators may be used, as well as methods of the C#
>programming
>language. Added the Export Clipboard command, Alt+Shift+E,
>which prompts
>for a new file name and then saves clipboard text to it.
>
>Jamal
>
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