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    Optimize archive on Context Menu
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    I noticed that the option to add the optimize archive function to the context menu is missing on Windows 10.
    Opening each archive with the interface in order to click it becomes tedious with many files.

    Same for others functions like Remove Archive Encryption

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    Support for the XP Places Bar

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    • J
      jordi
      last edited by

      I would like it if Powerarchiver could use the XP standard open file dialog in its file add and extraction dialogs, with the places bar included. I find this a very useful tool to quickly access my most used folders (after editing it with TweakUI).

      As it works now Powerarchiver is really unconvenient for file selection.

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      • MarcFouM
        MarcFou
        last edited by

        Just a thought. What about a drop down menu\box listing “Favorite Folders”?

        I’m thinking if in PA you can define a list of favorite folders and have easy access to the list when extracting or adding you would have more flexibility than the limited number of “Places” in the OS.

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        • spwolfS
          spwolf conexware
          last edited by

          what is XP Places bar?

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          • guidoG
            guido @spwolf
            last edited by

            see image. The red is the places bar.

            Guido

            Windows 11 Pro ENU x64
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            • andyr2005A
              andyr2005 Alpha Testers @guido
              last edited by

              Mate, that’s the Office places bar. However, the XP places bar is praticaly the same, but has different default places and cant be modified with own places, and is accessible from all XP application.

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                jordi @andyr2005
                last edited by

                @andyr2005:

                Mate, that’s the Office places bar. However, the XP places bar is praticaly the same, but has different default places and cant be modified with own places, and is accessible from all XP application.

                It can be modified using TweakUI or the registry.

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                  harry @andyr2005
                  last edited by

                  @andyr2005:

                  Mate, that’s the Office places bar. However, the XP places bar is praticaly the same, but has different default places and cant be modified with own places, and is accessible from all XP application.

                  The Office Places bar(s) can be modified as well (at least for office 2003).
                  In the file open dialog click Extras - add to my environment or so (below print).

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