Hi,



Here are some new small bugs I found in ZTW146d:

• 1. When you want to delete a file from a write-protected-disk you

  will
  

  get a error message "Error: [05] Access Denied"
  

  Why will I not get the same Error-Window when I want to copy to a
  

  protected disk.
  



• 2. When I want to move a file from a protected disk, to an

  >empty<
  

  directory I will get the message "File exists, replace?"
  



• 3. When you try to set a date/time-stamp on a file on a
  

  write-protected disk it seems to work correctly, an you'll be happy
  

  until you relog the directory.
  



• 4. When you try to copy a file to a directory where this file is
  

  already existing but "hidden" or "system" attributes on, then the
  

  cycling dash (process-indicator) won't stop cycling, though the
  

  error-messages already appears.
  



• 5. The menu "DIR COMMANDS/Print/Catalog of tagged files"

  will not work
  

  similar to XTreeGold. It will be the same as the command: "CTRL FILE
  

  COMMAND/Print"
  



• 6. When printing into "TEMPFILE", this file will be

  created in the
  

  root- directory, but it will not logged automatically.
  

  You have to relog the disk, to get access to "TEMPFILE" in ZTreeWin
  



• 7. If you want to compress to a zip-file, the files should be

  resorted
  

  by filename before the programm creates the filelist. If this will not
  

  be done, the filelist you received from the archiv will have the same
  

  order as it was at the moment of compressing. If you want to compare
  

  two archives by using their filelists comparing with TFC you will have
  

  no luck, if the archives were compressed with a different
  

  sort-criteria active.
  

  
  



• And now I have a idea of a new feature:
  

  I often need a filelist which will contain a checksum for each file.
  

  In former days, without LFN's I normally used the tool "xdir.exe"
  

  supplied with DR-DOS 6.0:
  

  "XDIR C:\*.* /C/S > FILE" will create a filelist of the whole disk.
  

  To create a checksum guarantees that each file must be read from disk,
  

  so you are sure you will know if there are sector-damages.
  

  And comparing this filelist will show you, if a file changed without
  

  changing the time/date stamp.
  

  I think an option "CRC" in the corrected menu (see item #5):
  

  "DIR COMMANDS/Print/Catalog of tagged files"
  

  will be the best place.
  

  The greatest comfort of course, would be, if you are able to assemble
  

  the output-format as you like:
  

  
  

  Example: There are the following menu-items:
  

  Attributes: 1 Size: 18 Date: 21 Time: 31 CRC: 42 Path/File: 48
  

  
  

  This will output someting like this:
  

  --a--- 0 10.03.99 03:01:00 0000 "C:\Private\Computer\Public\X"
  

  --a--- 2,227 07.03.99 12:00:02 1A8D "C:\Computer\Text Files\eMails"
  

  
  

  Attributes: 0 Size: 0 Date: 1 Time: 11 CRC: 0 Path/File: 22
  

  This will output someting like this:
  

  10.03.99 03:01:00 "C:\Private\Computer\Public\X"
  

  07.03.99 12:00:02 "C:\Computer\Text Files\eMails"
  

  
  

  This is just a quick idea, I'm dreaming a little bit ....
  

  My eMail-adress: reese@tecs.de
  

  
  

  Greetings
  

  Kai