| -Bug |
If a file had not the archiv bit set,
it was not included in the list. |
| -Bug |
If a folder had attributes set like
"system", "hidden" etc. it was included in the
file list, thus renamed. |
| -Bug |
If you wanted to replace something and
set "Replace from Xth occurence
on" then some replacements could get missed. |
| -Bug |
Strange but true: Sometimes there ARE
same file names within 1 subdir. For example after editing with a
disk editor. 1-4a Rename marked them with a 'D' though
not necessary. |
| -Bug |
If you started 1-4a Rename with an
unknown option or a non existing directory, the display could be
messed up. |
| -Bug |
When working with File
restrictions for other Operating Systems the Start button
could be enabled, though 0 files were to be renamed. However
pressing the start button didn't do any harm. |
| -Bug |
If you changed the number of the
occurence of the name-extension
separator, it wasn't updated immediately. |
| -Bug |
Panel positions could be messed up. |
