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keithml

USA
18 Posts
Posted - Jan 03 2014 :  07:59:01  Show Profile  Reply
The TImageEnFolderMView right click popup menu commands fail in 64 bit. Any one of them that you click produces an error. It works fine in 32 bits.

Thanks,
Keith

w2m

USA
1990 Posts
Posted - Jan 03 2014 :  08:47:39  Show Profile  Reply
Confirmed using the FolderMView Demo when running in the Delphi XE4 IDE as well as stand-a-lone EXE. Strange I did not notice this before.

William Miller
Adirondack Software & Graphics
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xequte

39066 Posts
Posted - Jan 06 2014 :  16:57:42  Show Profile  Reply
Thanks, this will be fixed in our v5.0.6 release in February.



Nigel
Xequte Software
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nigel@xequte.com
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keithml

USA
18 Posts
Posted - Jan 10 2014 :  06:58:50  Show Profile  Reply
Is there a quick fix I could do for now? Is it just a matter of a small number of source lines that need to be changed?

Keith
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xequte

39066 Posts
Posted - Jan 10 2014 :  12:35:43  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Keith

In PopupSystemMenu of iexWindowsFunctions.pas you need to change:

Verb := String(PAnsiString(@ZVerb[0]));

To:

Verb := StrPas(ZVerb);

Nigel
Xequte Software
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nigel@xequte.com
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keithml

USA
18 Posts
Posted - Jan 11 2014 :  07:29:38  Show Profile  Reply
Still fails.

I changed the source file and recompiled the 64 bit version of the pkie*.bpl file and replaced the existing bpl in the delphi user directory. However the same error continues. Am I doing this properly?
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xequte

39066 Posts
Posted - Jan 13 2014 :  19:42:54  Show Profile  Reply
Hi

It might be better to wait for the next update. I have tested the fix on Windows 7 and 8 64bit versions and it resolved the issue.



Nigel
Xequte Software
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