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- Vista/Win7 support before new release:
* Support new link types (symbolic)
* Skip the delete hook, Explorer is now smart enough itself to
not delete link contents.
* Windows 7 has it's own link icons, update ours to match, and
do not override the builtin icons. The hardlink icon I want
to replace with something that indicates a bidirectional link,
for example an error that goes from left to right.
* The Junction Tracker seems to be writing to HKLM - can we still
do that?
- Fix GnuGetText/Localization on 64bit. Right now, the unit does not
work (crashes the 64bit DLL). See the X64DISABLE ifdefs in the code.
Me might want to have a look at Jvcl's JvGnuGetText version, which
currently also does not support 64bit.
- Simplify: Should we call, for example, the hardlink action "duplicate"?
- Get rid of GUI config utility, keep things simple. Most people don't
need to change the things offered there, and if they really do, they
can always use the registry.
Especially the option to chose custom overlays really looks like
overkill in retrospect.
- Add "Yes to all", "No to all" options in our intercepted dialogs
(Mike Ratzlaff, E-Mail).
- Copying a structure that contains links will yield a dialog asking
the user whether he wants to copy the links (or the contents). If the
former option is chosen, the created links will be named using the
"Copy of" prefix, since it's the same piece of code that creates
links under normal circumstances (Mike Ratzlaff, E-Mail).
- Jeff Harp writes: I just installed NTFS Link on a Windows 2000 SP4
system (w/ post SP4 update roll-up and KB950582 hotfix) and noticed
that icon overlays were enabled by default, but no icon overlays
were selected. I found the overlays in ntfslink.dll and got
everything working, but thought you might want to know about this
in case it's something that needs to be fixed with the default
configuration or installation process.