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Screwyluie
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« on: November 05, 2004, 06:21:30 PM »

I just found this program the other day, it's awesome, love it, thank you so much for it!

I like the ability to tag things as new based on minutes new... what it lacks is a way to clear the new status, a manual override, this would be useful for the first setup so everything isn't maked as new

also, I haven't had time to experiment properly, but does the folder get maked as new if a file inside it is new? if not I think this would be a good option and have it work for all sub directories as well so people can easily navigate to the new content no matter how deep in a file structure it is.

thanks again
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Screwyluie
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« Reply #1 on: November 05, 2004, 06:23:29 PM »

showing just how new I am... I hit the new topic instead of the reply button, this was meant to tack onto the 2.0 beta topic... ooops... my appologies
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« Reply #2 on: November 12, 2004, 09:03:05 PM »

Quote from: "Screwyluie"
I like the ability to tag things as new based on minutes new... what it lacks is a way to clear the new status, a manual override, this would be useful for the first setup so everything isn't maked as new
it will be introduced in beta8

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also, I haven't had time to experiment properly, but does the folder get maked as new if a file inside it is new? if not I think this would be a good option and have it work for all sub directories as well so people can easily navigate to the new content no matter how deep in a file structure it is.
it has already been discussed. this may be disk-stressing for large folders tree. think if i share my whole hard disk. it may be introduced later.
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