If set to 1, Total Commander will always switch to the root directory when changing drives (like the Win95/98 Explorer).Ģ: unzip+external unpackers in backgroundģ: like 2, but run external unpackers minimized (32-bit version only)Ģ: Uses Background Transfer Manager for copying.ģ: like 2, but run external packers minimized Search with 0=CTRL+ALT, 1=ALT, 2=letter only, 3=letter with search dialog, 4=disabledġ: Total Commander always copies in the background. The registry key has the adavantage that it can be protected by the admin, so the users cannot change it. For example, if the registry value containsĪnd the ini file EFGH, then this will be combined to EF. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ghisler\Total Commander\configurationĪdd a new value named allowed (type string), which contains the allowed drive letters (plus \ for network).The value will be combined with the value in the ini file (the more restricted wins). To prevent that users circumvent this restriction you can also create a registry key This setting will be override with the: Command line parameter: /PĪllowed drives -> restrict drive access! Example: Allowed=cde for copying files last accessed during the last x daysġ: The right listbox will be active when Total Commander starts (1/0) Lets TC work with the last access time instead of the last write time, e.g.
This is useful when comparing between an NTFS and FAT volume (daylight saving time!). Please read: SearchName, SearchIn, SearchTextġ: Ignore time difference of exactly one hour when comparing files.
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