XYplorer 8.20 has been released on 12-Aug-2009. Here's a quick introduction to the main new features:

• Large Toolbar Icons. Now you can toggle small or large toolbar icons.
• Sticky Selection. A safe and comfortable multiple selection style for huge file lists.
  
  Sticky Selection, also known as "Checkbox Mode" is a selection style known from many apps with multiple selection lists. The effect is pretty much identical to holding the CTRL key while you click on an item or hit the space key on the focused item: The previous selections are not touched and the current item's selection state toggles. Also clicking on the white space will not unselect the selected items.
  
  Sticky Selection is obviously very practical when you work on long lists and want to pick out particular items manually: You won't easily lose your work by the slip of a finger.
  
  Last not least there's a toolbar button for quick toggling

• XYplorer Home Page
• XY 8.20 Update Page
• XYplorer Download Page

Back when we thought the invention of the QWK offline message reading format was the pinnacle of technology.

-Innuendo (August 09, 2009, 10:31 AM)

The Bat is awesome in 90% of everything, but it's editor has issues also, and they never get fixed.

-superboyac (August 06, 2009, 03:37 PM)

For example, the Bat still can't wrap lines like a normal editor.

It's extremely simple interface lets you search & replace or record keystroke macro's. What really sets this apart is that it opens a directory like a text file, moving the cursor up and down doesn't just select a different file, it keeps the same character spacing as before, and you don't commit your changes until you're happy with them so you can experiment without fear of screwing up.

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Drag and Drop Shell Robot  is a utility to help power users easily peform operations on large numbers of files and folders.

You can create any number of configuration files by specifying a target application and various commandline parameters or options. To use the program, you simply select a configuration file and drag & drop files and folders onto the queue window, and click Start. Then sit back while the operation proceeds through your files. You can also export commands to a batch file instead of immediate operation.

Anyway, I think I might have finally found something, its called MemPad.
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Cons:
2. ) Export is limited to just .txt output. (Though it doesnt look too bad, and I can "work" with it easily enough.)
3. ) Export to .html tree, .csv, or a folder structure with text files in them for nodes.

-orange386 (July 26, 2009, 06:05 PM)

Qhtml receives MemPad's export, and produces a HTML page, taking care of the following jobs:

• use a HTML template where the exported text will be embedded
• handle line breaks and paragraphs
• pass HTML tags, which are required in square brackets
• handle some special tags like current date and titles

4. ) Making a link to a file requires me to replace all spaces in the file name with underscores. (Though this is minor because I can mass rename this through XYplorer easily.)

4. ) An "insert file link option" instead of having to write links into the node by hand.

1. ) Multiple notebooks support with a tab bar.

Nor how they got the cameras to operate so well under the conditions on the moon...

-Ehtyar (July 20, 2009, 07:10 AM)

I'm currently using ClipX, but since it sometimes stops adding clipped text to its history I'm more or less searching for an alternative. But I need a search function.

-brotherS (July 14, 2009, 07:54 AM)