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== Quick instructions == | == Quick instructions == | ||
wincmd.ini<br/> | [[Ini-settings#Configuration|wincmd.ini]]<br/> | ||
[Configuration]<br/> | [Configuration]<br/> | ||
DirBrackets=0 | DirBrackets=0 | ||
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: If there is no ''DirBrackets'' entry, add a line ''DirBrackets=0'' just above ''[Layout]''.<br/> | : If there is no ''DirBrackets'' entry, add a line ''DirBrackets=0'' just above ''[Layout]''.<br/> | ||
Save the file, close it, and restart Total Commander. The brackets around directory names should be gone. | Save the file, close it, and restart Total Commander. The brackets around directory names should be gone. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:22, 10 October 2005
Quick instructions
wincmd.ini
[Configuration]
DirBrackets=0
Slow instructions
Click Configuration - Change Settings Files Directly.
Two notepad windows pop-up. Close the one named wcx_ftp ini - Notepad and switch to wincmd.ini - Notepad.
The first line should be [Configuration].
Now look at each line between [Configuration] and [Layout].
- If there is DirBrackets=1, change it to DirBrackets=0.
- If there is no DirBrackets entry, add a line DirBrackets=0 just above [Layout].
Save the file, close it, and restart Total Commander. The brackets around directory names should be gone.
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