> I have just downloaded a copy of Quick View Plus
> evaluation to try out with ZTree. The intention is
> to use it as the "internal" viewer for
> all non-graphic files.

This is a great all-purpose viewer. I've been using it for some time. Not as capable with graphic files as dedicated graphics viewers, but you can view hundereds of file types, including most popular graphics files. It solves the problem of launching Word from within ZTree to just view a file, as you can Alt-View .DOC files. It also opens ZIP files in tree structure format, for selective unzipping, which it will do much faster than ZTree. (One drawback of the unzip, though, is that you have to have already created the destination directory).

> I have found out though
> that as I have installed it to the default
> directory;

> "C:\Program Files\Quick View
> Plus\Program\qvp32.exe"

> I can't point to this in the ZTree configuration
> as there is a 50 character limit on the program
> file path.

Yes, I had the same problem. To avoid this limitation I used the short names:

C:\PROGRA~1\QUICKV~1\PROGRAM\QVP32.EXE -m

TIP: The -m at the end launches QVP full screen (maximized) each time, if you like.

> Is there any chance that this limit could be
> extended as many applications now have very long
> pathnames?

Although the short path names work, it would be helpful, Kim, if we could use the longer names. Might be a few fewer e-mails to answer. ;-)

John