The problem in new Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 7 resolved, dragging work at all when dragging from a network mapped drive This is a old problem on Windows XP +
There is a program starter in Q-Dir, this can be done with quick links Since the quick links are simple links, they can of course be used to start programs,
Quad-Dir-Explorer work on 64-bit, but it is a 32-bit application, Just install under Win-10/11 64 7zip 32bit, there is no difference in performance. Content:
Many people with "visual impairments" use system-wide font magnification, which makes more sense. Q-Dir uses the "System Settings". You can read about it
I can not find anything in the FAQ, so my direct request here, whether there is a solution, or was deliberately accepted that the program no longer runs under Windows 98 (basic version). Sincerely,?
For a long time and up to version 3.29 I have been able to use Q-Dir successfully under Windows 98 (with the insignificant limitation that the help call leads to a crash). The Q-Dir _Installer.exe from the Q-Dir _Installer.zip version 3.31 now refuses to install Q-Dir with the successive error messages "The file Q-Dir _INSTALLER.EXE is linked to the missing export-USER32.DLL : RealGetWindowClassA. " and "F: \ Install \ Q-dir_3.31_nW98 \ Q-Dir_Installer.exe?
Q-Dir 3.31 now refuses to install Q-Dir with the f31 under Win98 The Q-Dir_Installer.exe v3.31 can no longer be installed under Windows 98 (basic version - not "Second Edition") - until version 3.29 that was unproblematic. Is there a solution for this?
A device connected to the system does not work." In my experience, this means that Q-Dir_Installer.exe can no longer be installed under Windows 98 (basic version - not "Second Edition"), which I very much regret.?
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