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(Yesterday, 07:05 PM)admin Wrote:
(Yesterday, 06:39 PM)aldist Wrote: v5alpha in its internal explorer shows hidden files, apparently it shouldn't be like that.
The icons in this menu are too pale, as if inactive, I thought so at first.
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And to avoid confusion, apparently we should create a topic on v5.

You said “v5alpha in its internal explorer shows hidden files, apparently it shouldn't be like that.”, I'm sorry I don't quite understand what that means, can you explain?
Restore > Browse Image to Restore > select C-partition аnd you view ProgramData (this folder has a "Hidden" attribute).
If you open the path normally through Windows Explorer, the ProgramData folder is not visible.
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(Yesterday, 07:43 PM)aldist Wrote:
(Yesterday, 07:05 PM)admin Wrote:
(Yesterday, 06:39 PM)aldist Wrote: v5alpha in its internal explorer shows hidden files, apparently it shouldn't be like that.
The icons in this menu are too pale, as if inactive, I thought so at first.
[Image: 5a.png]
And to avoid confusion, apparently we should create a topic on v5.

You said “v5alpha in its internal explorer shows hidden files, apparently it shouldn't be like that.”, I'm sorry I don't quite understand what that means, can you explain?
Restore > Browse Image to Restore > select C-partition аnd you view ProgramData (this folder has a "Hidden" attribute).
If you open the path normally through Windows Explorer, the ProgramData folder is not visible.

You are very observant, we never noticed this issue. The GUI of HBS is developed using QT, this seems to be a bug in QT, no solution found for now.
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I don't know what the problem is with hidden objects (files/folders) - I absolutely want hidden objects to be shown, they should not be hidden. Or at least it should always be possible to show them.
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(Yesterday, 09:10 PM)m.e. Wrote: I don't know what the problem is with hidden objects (files/folders) - I absolutely want hidden objects to be shown, they should not be hidden. Or at least it should always be possible to show them.

aldist wants HBS to display files (folders) in the same way as Explorer, if Explorer doesn't show hidden files (folders) then HBS shouldn't show them either. In fact, this is not a serious problem.
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(Yesterday, 09:15 PM)admin Wrote:
(Yesterday, 09:10 PM)m.e. Wrote: I don't know what the problem is with hidden objects (files/folders) - I absolutely want hidden objects to be shown, they should not be hidden. Or at least it should always be possible to show them.

aldist wants HBS to display files (folders) in the same way as Explorer, if Explorer doesn't show hidden files (folders) then HBS shouldn't show them either. In fact, this is not a serious problem.

I agree. It would be a serious problem if there were no way to display hidden objects in HBS.
Thanks.
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(Yesterday, 09:10 PM)m.e. Wrote: I don't know what the problem is with hidden objects (files/folders) - I absolutely want hidden objects to be shown, they should not be hidden. Or at least it should always be possible to show them.
In Windows Explorer you can do as you want, it's implemented in a very simple and practical way. 
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In Hasleo Explorer, "Hidden" files should be hidden, and it's the only right thing to do.
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(7 hours ago)aldist Wrote: In Hasleo Explorer, "Hidden" files should be hidden, and it's the only right thing to do.

Well, I disagree, I think all files should be visible, and hiding certain types of files (such as those with the "hidden" attribute) should be optional. I can see that average users can't deal with hidden files. But at the same time, not showing files that actually exist is a dangerous tactic for a backup program. How does Macrium Reflect handle this?
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