TrackerV3 is now XYplorer

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Donald Lessau

Hi,

Note that with 4.20.0078 TrackerV3 has come to an end.

It is continued under the name XYplorer [eks-wai-plorer].
--> http://www.xyplorer.com/

Everything else stays the same.
Only that the app is getting better and better... ;)

Donald
 
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Ron Lopshire

Donald said:
Hi,

Note that with 4.20.0078 TrackerV3 has come to an end.

It is continued under the name XYplorer [eks-wai-plorer].
--> http://www.xyplorer.com/

Everything else stays the same.
Only that the app is getting better and better... ;)

Donald

Donald,

Why, oh why? I had always thought the V3 confusing since most apps use
it to refer to versions/releases, but why XYplorer? I can now add this
to the 7 zillion other applications, utilities, processes, tools,
browsers, etc. on my WinXP box named explorer or some variant thereof.

IMO, it is time for MS, and anyone not walking around on the surface
of Mars, to give the word "explorer" a rest. But that is just my
opinion, I could be wrong.

BTW, your product is great, I need to use it more than I do.

Ron :)
 
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Donald Lessau

Ron Lopshire said:
Why, oh why? I had always thought the V3 confusing since most apps use
it to refer to versions/releases, but why XYplorer? I can now add this
to the 7 zillion other applications, utilities, processes, tools,
browsers, etc. on my WinXP box named explorer or some variant thereof.

Well, it's the only one with a big Y! Or, as you would say, a big WHY :)

Forget the "plorer" just call it XY! The -plorer is just a 21st century
suffix denoting a file manager. (BTW, it's from Latin "plorare" and
originally means to cry out!) I changed the name to make it clear to
*everybody* what the app is about. And also, I can't tell you how happy I am
that I got rid of this "V3" idiocy. And, finding a new name (with an unused
..com domain!) isn't easy nowadays. I'm very satisfied with this one!

Don
 
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Mike Andrade

Well, it's the only one with a big Y! Or, as you would say, a big
WHY :)

Forget the "plorer" just call it XY! The -plorer is just a 21st
century suffix denoting a file manager. (BTW, it's from Latin
"plorare" and originally means to cry out!) I changed the name to
make it clear to *everybody* what the app is about. And also, I
can't tell you how happy I am that I got rid of this "V3" idiocy.
And, finding a new name (with an unused .com domain!) isn't easy
nowadays. I'm very satisfied with this one!
Congratulations on a truly fantastic freeware file manager. It beats
even commercial options. Great job.
 
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Tim Weaver

Donald said:
Hi,

Note that with 4.20.0078 TrackerV3 has come to an end.

It is continued under the name XYplorer [eks-wai-plorer].
--> http://www.xyplorer.com/

Everything else stays the same.
Only that the app is getting better and better... ;)

Donald

What is function is CoInitialize? What does this mean?

Error -2147221008
Desc System Error &H800401F0 (-2147221008). CoInitialize has not been
called.
Dll 0
Proc Load@70

Source XYplorer
Version 4.40.0002
OS WinXP
Date 11/30/2005 6:14:53 PM
 
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Donald Lessau

Tim Weaver said:
Donald Lessau wrote:

What is function is CoInitialize? What does this mean?
Don't know. Never ever heard of this one. A quick research tells me it might
be connected with XYplorer's HTML preview, which is using an IE object.
Whatever, the question remains: why you and not anybody else?
Does this happen everytime you run XY?
Did you try to run it without INI file (giving it a fresh start)?

Don
 
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Frank Bohan

Mike Andrade said:
Congratulations on a truly fantastic freeware file manager. It beats
even commercial options. Great job.

Seconded, but I would have preferred the name to be just XY. I think the
tendency would be to pronounce XYplorer as zyplorer (as in xylophone) rather
than exwhyplorer as intended. But in TrackerV3 the name was confusing when
version 4 appeared.

===

Frank Bohan
¶ Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.
 
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Tim Weaver

Donald said:
Don't know. Never ever heard of this one. A quick research tells me it
might be connected with XYplorer's HTML preview, which is using an IE
object. Whatever, the question remains: why you and not anybody else?
Does this happen everytime you run XY?
Did you try to run it without INI file (giving it a fresh start)?

I got the error on the first run and every time after that. It doesn't get
far enough to generate an INI file. I copied the V3 INI file into the XY
folder with the same rusult.

May be something funky on my machine.
 
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Donald Lessau

Tim Weaver said:
I got the error on the first run and every time after that. It doesn't get
far enough to generate an INI file. I copied the V3 INI file into the XY
folder with the same rusult.
So, you are saying the last TrackerV3 works alright and XYplorer doesn't
even start? That would be really funky... maybe your machine does not like
the new name. There ain't many more differences yet.

Don
 
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Tim Weaver

Donald said:
So, you are saying the last TrackerV3 works alright and XYplorer doesn't
even start? That would be really funky... maybe your machine does not like
the new name. There ain't many more differences yet.

Yes, I still have the last version of V3 installed, which works just fine.
XY always gives the same error message. Possibly a COM issue, although I
have no other COM issues.
 
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Donald Lessau

Tim Weaver said:
Yes, I still have the last version of V3 installed, which works just fine.
XY always gives the same error message. Possibly a COM issue, although I
have no other COM issues.

Strange. "CoInitialize has not been called." is a very rare thing (google
for it...). I've never seen it in my life. Sorry, cannot help here. Maybe
you will try a later version of XY and it just disappears...

Don
 
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Donald Lessau

Frank Bohan said:
Seconded, but I would have preferred the name to be just XY. I think the
tendency would be to pronounce XYplorer as zyplorer (as in xylophone) rather
than exwhyplorer as intended. But in TrackerV3 the name was confusing when
version 4 appeared.

It will work just as fine when you call it "zyplorer". I programmed it to be
robust against phonetic attacks.

Don
 
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Shadow

Strange. "CoInitialize has not been called." is a very rare thing (google
for it...). I've never seen it in my life. Sorry, cannot help here. Maybe
you will try a later version of XY and it just disappears...

Don
Could it be that the user with the CoInitialize error has a bad or
corrupt VB file on his system?
 
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Donald Lessau

Shadow said:
Could it be that the user with the CoInitialize error has a bad or
corrupt VB file on his system?

Not if TrackerV3 works and XYplorer doesn't. That would be a very
sophisticated form of corruption.
 
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Tim Weaver

Donald said:
Tim Weaver said:

Just a try (we really should do this in the forum, not here). Take a
copy of TrackerV3.ini from your working TrackerV3, rename it to
XYplorer.ini and add "AutoRefresh=0" to the section "[Settings]", like
this: ...
[Settings]
AutoRefresh=0
...

Does it start now?

Ha! It worked!

The AutoRefresh variable was not present, so I just left it alone.

Cool beans. Thanks.
 
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Donald Lessau

Tim Weaver said:
Donald said:
[Settings]
AutoRefresh=0
...

Does it start now?

Ha! It worked!

The AutoRefresh variable was not present, so I just left it alone.

Wow, hit at first shot :) Only, when you now check Auto-refresh in
Configuration/Advanced, and then restart, you'll back with the error, I
fear... can you confirm that?

Don
 
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Tim Weaver

Donald said:
Tim Weaver said:
Donald said:
[Settings]
AutoRefresh=0
...

Does it start now?

Ha! It worked!

The AutoRefresh variable was not present, so I just left it alone.

Wow, hit at first shot :) Only, when you now check Auto-refresh in
Configuration/Advanced, and then restart, you'll back with the error, I
fear... can you confirm that?

Negative. I tried many combinations of AutoRefresh options/sub-options.
The error has not reappeared.
 
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Donald Lessau

Tim Weaver said:
Negative. I tried many combinations of AutoRefresh options/sub-options.
The error has not reappeared.

Aha. Well, that's again a mystery, but a friendly mystery :)

Don
 

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