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> Of course, in the case of data being appended to the file, V could choose to ignore the appended data. > If this is what you want, I can look at adding an option to do that. That would be just a drop in the bucket. Don't do that for me. I want it to ignore the file if I so choose (let it have a m...

> Of course, in the case of data being appended to the file, V could choose to ignore the appended data. > If this is what you want, I can look at adding an option to do that. That would be just a drop in the bucket. Don't do that for me. I want it to ignore the file if I so choose (let it have a ma...

Apparently not so. If I "ECHO foo > foo.txt", then "v foo.txt", then go back to the command prompt and "ECHO foo >> foo.txt" (appending to it) then as soon as V gets the foreground, it either updates automatically of after the announcement (depending to my preferences)....

Not quite, but you can have it prompt you before the file is reloaded. Clicking OK is the only option on the prompt so it's always reloaded eventually. Not much of a prompt, eh! That's silly. What if I don't want it reloaded? What of I don't even want it watched? Charles mentioned log files. How ca...

Can't you open it with FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE and not FILE_SHARE_DELETE?

- Vince

FileViewer wrote: And there is no option in V to lock the file while you are viewing it.

Is it possible to keep V from watching the file and reloading it if there are changes?

- Vince

Apparently, other apps are allowed to delete a file while V has it opened. Is that by design?

- Vince

> Select the List of Keys tab in Customize Keyboard > Press the F7 key - this will highlight the F7 row > Right-click on F7 and select Delete Key(s) > Press OK >You should now be able to assign F7 to a User Command. Let me know if you still have problems. Thanks, Charles. It's working now. I didn't ...

Although I thought I had deleted it, in "List of Keys" F7 (MoveFile) still has an "X" in the "ZIP" column. But in "KeyboardShortcuts-ZIP-File" there is no "Move". In fact many things seem missing from ZIP-File, like "Move", "Copy"...

Although I removed F7's association with "move file" I cannot assign it to a user command. Is that to be expected?
Thanks. - Vince