WizTree: baixar versions anteriors

- WizTree is now available for macOS 12 or later and is called "WizTreeMac".
WizTreeMac 1.00 includes most of the functionality in WizTree 4.33 - See here for more info
- Updated to support import/export of CSV files generated by WizTreeMac
MacOs allows double quotes in file names and these are "escaped" as 2 repeated double quote chars, e.g. file name
Say "Hello".txt
will be written to the CSV file as "Say ""Hello"".txt"
This version can also handle the macOS root folder "/" correctly when importing
- Startup screen will now display a "ready to scan" message along with some explanatory text about using the app, along with license information if the application has any.
- Missing translation items (if any) have been updated for all languages
- Copy/Cut was not working in the text box when renaming a file - fixed

- Windows Arm support: WizTree is now officially confirmed to work on Windows Arm devices via Prism Emulation
- WizTree will now detect if it's importing a "complete" CSV file and will allow filters to be applied with recalculation enabled. Previously WizTree would not recalculate any values when filtering an imported CSV and just display the total values from the CSV file. The reason for this is that it's possible to export incomplete CSV files (e.g. folders only), so recalculating folder sizes would result in invalid values being displayed due to the missing file information.
- Fixed bug with date filters not working as expected (introduced in 4.27 when filtering by time was added)
- ReactOS: WizTree will now default to "classic" theme if ReactOS detected
- WizTree will now auto convert Linux forward slash "/" to back slash "\" when importing CSV files generated using Linux paths
- Entering in a new supporter code while running in non-admin mode on the installed version would fail silently due to insufficient rights - WizTree will now pop up a message requesting to be restarted with admin rights in this situation
- WizTree will now correctly work with dotted command line parameters, like "." or ".." or "..\XXX" etc - these will be expanded to the full directory name e.g. to scan the current folder when running WizTree from the command prompt:
WizTree64 .
- Turkish/Thai translations were mixed up in the installer - fixed
- Fix for "Exception ETaskbarException ... Could not initialize taskbar" error that could occur on Windows Server Core versions

- Support for ReactOS: menus will now render correctly if WizTree detects it's running on ReactOS
- Fix for "Exception ETaskbarException ... Could not initialize taskbar" error that was occurring on some PCs since 4.28
- Thai translation added
- Japanese and Greek translations updated

- Quick bug fix release for some bugs introduced in 4.29
- "Command prompt here", "Properties", "Explorer folder" (on Win XP) issues fixed
- Cancelling a rename operation would prevent files from being opened - fixed
- Double clicking a file would not open it on Windows XP - fixed
- Swedish translation updated

- Files and folders can now be renamed. Press F2 or click on a file, then after a short pause click on the file name again to rename it. Renaming can be disabled via Tweaks->Enable Rename setting
- Header section (top of screen area) can be toggled off and on by pressing Ctrl+H - This provides some more space for data display. Reminder: the font size can be adjusted by holding CTRL key and scrolling the mouse wheel up or down
- Fixed possible security issue with illegal file names (e.g. containing a trailing space) that could cause the wrong file to be opened by WizTree when double clicked
- Thai characters typed into file search would not be displayed correctly - fixed
- Scan progress indicator in taskbar: any issues detected when enabling this will cause it to be disabled instead of displaying an initialization exception error on startup
- Various UI improvements

- Improved scanning speed when in non admin mode and when scanning non NTFS drives/network drives/folders - up to 2x speed increase in certain cases
- Scanning progress display more responsive
- OneDrive folder was not being scanned correctly when using non admin mode or when scanning a folder containing the OneDrive folder - fixed
- Scan progress will now appear in taskbar icon
- Folder/Network scanning on Windows XP will now return correct allocated size values
- WizTree will now ignore malfunctioning MTP devices - previously they would cause WizTree's initialization to fail with an error message ('Error on FormCreate')
- Donate button won't wiggle any more :)

- Seer / QuickLook integration added
Seer and QuickLook both provide a quick and easy way to preview files by simply pressing the space bar when a file is selected in Windows File Explorer. If you have either Seer or QuickLook active (running in the background), press space to quickly view the contents of the currently selected file within WizTree. Press space again to close the view.

- Filtering/searching by time now supported

Example 1: To find files modified at exactly 1pm (any day):
=13:00:00
or use am/pm like this:
=1:00pm

Example 2: To find files modified at 3am or earlier (any day):
<=3am

Use the "NOW" filter variable for the current date/time.

Example 3: To find files modified in the last 5 minutes, use filter:
>NOW-5
(find all files with modified date greater than time now minus 5 minutes)
Use a 's', 'm' (default) or 'h' suffix to indicate seconds, minutes or hours.

Example 4: To find files modified in the last 1 hour:
>NOW-1h

Example 5: Find files modified more than one hour ago, but less than 4 hours ago:
<NOW-1h &ht;NOW-4h

Similar results can be achieved by subtracting seconds, minutes or hours from the "TODAY" filter variable:
>TODAY-5m
This will show all files modified in the last 5 minutes. Use an 'h', 'm' or 's' suffix to indicate hours, minutes or seconds

- WizTree would incorrectly display "internal corruption detected" error if running from a path containing non ansi characters (e.g. Chinese or Japanese) - fixed
- Config folder override registry setting was not working when WizTree not running in admin mode - fixed
- CSV export can now be configured to export UTC date/times instead of local system date/times. Use command line parameter:
/exportUTCTime=1
- Setting the license key (supporter code) and configuring auto update checking via the installer will now work for all users on the PC regardless of which user ran the installer. Previously these settings were user specific which could cause confusion
- Fixed allocated size calculation bug that could occur on drives formatted with large cluster sizes
- Most of WizTree's configuration options can now be set via the registry - useful for mass deployments (installed version only)
Add settings to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Antibody Software\WizTree\ConfigOverride\frmWizTreeMain key.
Setting names should match those used in the WizTree3.ini file and all value types should be of type "REG_SZ" (string).
e.g. to set the "run as admin" option to false create a "REG_SZ" value named "actRunAsAdmin_Checked" in the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Antibody Software\WizTree\ConfigOverride\frmWizTreeMain registry key and set the value to "FALSE"
To make a setting "read only", prefix the name in the registry with an exclamation point (!), e.g. !actRunAsAdmin_Checked
When the installed version of WizTree starts (does not matter which user is logged in), it will first look to the registry and set its settings accordingly. If WizTree is being run by a user with admin rights, it will also update these registry settings when it's closed unless the registry setting is "read only" (!).
From WizTree 4.27 onwards, the installer will automatically create the necessary registry entries if it's run with command line parameters /supportercode=xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx, /runasadmin=TRUE/FALSE, or /checkforupdates=TRUE/FALSE
To set runasadmin / checkforupdates to read only, use:
/!runasadmin=TRUE/FALSE, or /!checkforupdates=TRUE/FALSE

- Total disk and free space will now be displayed (if available) when scanning a single folder (local or network share)
- Fixed path sorting bug on "File View" that occurred when "scan MFT" tweak enabled
- Fixed "No MFT Root found" error when loading some CSV files when "scan MFT" tweak enabled
- Fixed UI issue on Windows 7 when classic theme enabled
- Fixed issue with color index #1 being changed to red when using the "Options->Colors" function due to buggy color picker control
- Trying to export a treemap image file that's too large to fit in memory will now display an error message instead of crashing the application
- Polish, Japanese and Turkish translations updated

- WizTree will now hide drives hidden by Windows Group Policy settings (if any). Note that these hidden drives can still be selected by using 'Select Folder' and then typing in the drive name, e.g. "c:" (like Windows Explorer allows)
- percentage displayed for file extensions was not calculated correctly when multiple items were scanned together - fixed
- Percentages displayed will now always default to being calculated using "allocated" values instead of "size", unless sort order is set to "Size" as "Allocated" is the default sort order
- Duplicate detection method now defaults to name, size AND date (previously just name and size) - will affect new installs only
- it's now possible to set the WizTree config folder location via command line parameter. e.g. /configfolder="c:\WizTreeConfig"
OR by creating the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Antibody Software\WizTree
and creating a string named "configfolder" within this key containing the config file folder location.
The command line parameter will take precedence over the registry key. This setting and command line work with both the installer (setup) and WizTree executables (4.24 or newer)

- Copy/Cut functions were not working correctly - fixed
- Values too wide to fit into a cell will be indicated by a red vertical line on the left edge of the cell to indicate that the column should be widened to display the entire number
- WizTree application icon updated ("extra large" icon added)

- Improved threading when in non Admin mode and when scanning non NTFS drives/network drives/folders, resulting in more than 4x faster scanning of SSD drives
- Reserved Space is now displayed for NTFS volumes. This is space reserved for the Windows operating system and can be quite significant for drives with Windows installed. It also accounts for most of the difference between the total allocated space calculated by WizTree and the "space used" reported by Windows. The remaining difference is made up of other NTFS file system data (such as directory indexes) which do not appear in the WizTree scan results.
- File grouping size can now be set via Options->Tweaks->File group minimum size
- MTP/PTP device support updated (MTP/PTP devices are things like mobile phones or digital cameras):
- Context menu issues with MTP/PTP devices fixed
- Copy/Cut now working correctly with MTP/PTP devices
- Improved tree loading speed and treemap rendering for drives containing very large numbers of files
- Fixed context menu issues when running on Windows XP ("Send to" not working, missing text in sub menus)
- Export to CSV would not export anything when "File view" selected and no files selected - now exports all files on the list.
- Context menu issues with very long file names fixed
- Improved detection of newly inserted USB drives
- Added "Expand All" (Shift+F4) option to File menu - will expand all tree nodes. Press F4 to reset the expansion
- Portable version now defaults to starting in non admin mode. Enable "Options->Always run as Administrator" to have WiaTree always start in Admin mode
- Fixed issue with config ini file settings not being read correctly when containing BOM marker (added by some text editors)

- WizTree can now locate duplicate files by Name and Size, or Name, Size and Date.
WizTree considers file names that have been automatically renamed by Windows as equivalent.
e.g. "NAME.EXT", "NAME (1).EXT", "NAME (2).EXT", "NAME - COPY.EXT", "NAME - COPY (1).EXT" are equivalent
Note that WizTree currently doesn't compare the file contents, so take care before deleting files that might not be true duplicates.
To locate duplicates, select the "File View" then select the duplicate detection method from the "Duplicate Files" drop down box. If any duplicate files are located while scanning, they will be indicated by a "+" symbol next to the file name - click on the plus to expand the list of duplicate files which will be displayed under the original file.
New "Dup Count" (number of duplicates the file has) and "Dup Size" (total size of all other duplicate files) columns will appear and the list can be sorted by these to quickly locate duplicates. Select the "Duplicates only" checkbox to quickly display only files that have duplicates.
- A new separate "File Name" column has been added to the "File View" that displays just the file name, excluding the path
- File view might not have shown all relevant files when "max files" was not set to "ALL" and sorting was not by size - fixed
- File view sorting is much quicker now
- Regular expression filters would incorrectly be applied to "entire path" when match by "name only" was selected if the reg expression contained a backslash - fixed
- Themes are now automatically disabled when WizTree is running as local system account ("SYSTEM") as this would cause some display elements not to render correctly when using remote access tools such as ScreenConnect
- Stability improvements when scanning network folders and drives

• Treemap would not be rendered correctly when "show free space" option not selected in some cases (such as mapped Google Drives or when scanning a mobile phone) - fixed
• It is now possible to disable the new drag/drop and double click to open functionality added in 4.09. To do this close WizTree and edit the WizTree3.ini file and change these 2 settings in the [frmWizTreeMain] section:
[frmWizTreeMain]
enabledragdrop=0
enabledoubleclickopen=0
• Fixed rare command line export error when using "/exportalldates" parameter
• Fixed error that would occur when using the "save treemap as png file" option with multiple selections and show free space enabled
• Korean, Serbian and Polish translations updated