@basj I just downloaded Fences trial version and my first impression is that it's a terrific way of organizing desktop. It has also a lot of potential for creating workspaces on the desktop.
Fences appears to be the only tool with a "Details" view on folder contents. It would be very convenient to have this capability also on regular desktop fences, as in my work a lot of file names add "date-topic" before the interesting part of the file name.
While exploring the Folder Portal I immediately ran into having to set this view manually for each subfolder in it. This is really a pain. It would be really convenient if one could set a default view for a folder portal, both per fence and as general Fences setting for new fences.
I expect implementing this will be a minor effort and to be honest I am a bit shocked that an RSI preventing capability that is longed for by many for at least 2 years now has not made it to release already.
Small effort, great joy - aka, low hanging fruit!
Can you please see to this and similar requests?
Regards,
Gerco
Hi there
I have read many blog entries before making this specific entry but you guys won't get tired saying this and that is already addressed to the development team. Not only month ago like in this post but also years ago. No improvement since then in what wold be a minor issue for the development but big pain for End User. (I know what I am talking about).
But this issue (and it is not the only one) is a real pain: to set the same view manually for each subfolder!!!! I really urge you to change this as it is done by your developer in no time and helps that much.
If you don't do that fast at least tell me/us where (config. File, backup file or more likely registry) we/I can set up the views being applied to all subfolders of a (specific) portal folder window as workaround (for now) by ourself / myself!
Best regards and please dont apologize that you feel sorry for me/us having this trouble and don't tell us/ me the developer team might know it already. Just fix it!
best regards