Hi,
I am unable to get delete file confirmation dialog from XnView Classic - all my files are deleting instantly without prompting.
I have "confirm file deletion" option set but it doesnt help.
Xnview on my installation stores settings in .ini file and I can see this lines inside:
I have some expired installation of Executive Undelete on this logical drive.
I think it is strange for any program to skip deletion confirmation because of system settings.
Is there any way to get confirmation back?
Thank you.
It looks a bit strange to me - I have to change external system options to obtain dialog from XnView.
I took a look on Changelog viewtopic.php?f=35&t=39772 but was unable to find note about this behaviour.
Could you please tell me XnView version introducing this so I will be able to downgrade to older version and resolve my issue?
Thank you.
In XnView Classic, Tools -> Options ->General -> File Operations,
Check "Confirm file delete" and "Delete to Recycle Bin"
Right-click on the Windows Recycle Bin,
On the General tab, make sure you DO NOT SELECT have "Don't move files to Recycle Bin..."
Check the box "Display delete confirmation dialog"
In theory, that SHOULD cause Windows to pop up a dialog box confirming that you want to delete the file. I have just tested this and it seems to be working now for me!
I use XnView to view pages automatically displayed by a text editor for converting images through OCR and spell check, etc. into TXT, HTML and Epub versions. Quite often, I have clicked on a page to delete some extra space or other scanno. Hit delete and the XnView was the active window. So,, away went the PNG for the page I was 'editing' in the other window! Thanks for asking this question and getting enough info to (hopefully) STOP Windows from deleting the images!
Finally, I haven't find old version with previous behaviour.
I have some special software that replaces standard Recycle Bin and it doesn't have such option.
My suggestion is to monitor the file deletion event as early as possible - that is, when the program realizes that I pressed the delete button. And do not delegate this check to external system infrastructure, which can be changed by installing third-party programs.