In a (nut)shell
Posted: Tue Sep 06, 2016 9:53 am
I hate the shell dialogs of Windows 7 and up, in special mode the "copy" one, in which you have to check "apply also to the next xxx conflicts" then click the "copy and replace" megabutton (that don't even seems a button).
So I'm a very happy user of Classic Shell that gives me the old fashioned dialog with the simple and straightforward button "yes to all".
All was well until I installed TortoiseSVN.
Since that moment, when I need to "copy and replace" in EDP I get the standard windows 7 dialog, the one that I hate.
And this happens only in EDP!
Why?
N.B. I don't know if it has something to do with the above, but when EDP shows the copy dialog then EDP itself does not appear in the application list that's shown with <alt><tab>.
So I'm a very happy user of Classic Shell that gives me the old fashioned dialog with the simple and straightforward button "yes to all".
All was well until I installed TortoiseSVN.
Since that moment, when I need to "copy and replace" in EDP I get the standard windows 7 dialog, the one that I hate.
And this happens only in EDP!
Why?
N.B. I don't know if it has something to do with the above, but when EDP shows the copy dialog then EDP itself does not appear in the application list that's shown with <alt><tab>.
