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| Windows Vista File Management Issues or questions in relation to Vista's file management. (microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management) |
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This is a quite important flaw:
When renaming a folder (f.e. after pressing F2 to rename), the keyboard Delete key does not delete a character in the filename but erases the whole file!! This is not the case when renaming files instead of folders. |
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When renaming, the whole filename is highlighted so that one can simply type
in the new name. I think this is an improvement! |
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No, it's not that. During renaming press the Delete key. On my system this
will delete the file instead of deleting just a character. That's a bug. I use a Logitech keyboard. "BurrWalnut" wrote in message ... When renaming, the whole filename is highlighted so that one can simply type in the new name. I think this is an improvement! |
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Can't reproduce that here. The folder renames as normal. Build 5744 RC2.
-- Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled ![]() Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation :-) "Alexander" wrote in message ... This is a quite important flaw: When renaming a folder (f.e. after pressing F2 to rename), the keyboard Delete key does not delete a character in the filename but erases the whole file!! This is not the case when renaming files instead of folders. |
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For me, the behaviour with folders and files is identical.
"Jane C" wrote in message ... Can't reproduce that here. The folder renames as normal. Build 5744 RC2. -- Jane, not plain 64 bit enabled ![]() Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation :-) "Alexander" wrote in message ... This is a quite important flaw: When renaming a folder (f.e. after pressing F2 to rename), the keyboard Delete key does not delete a character in the filename but erases the whole file!! This is not the case when renaming files instead of folders. |