noonehere
March 20th, 2007, 04:07 PM
I see that you are working on an MRUBlaster release that is more compatible with Vista, though the current release seems to function. I've come across an anomaly and I'm not sure it is something that MRUBlaster would handle.
It is with the program ImgBurn. If I do a File/Browse for File (in Write mode) and get the "Open file" dialog box, even if the directory is empty, if I go down to the file box and hit the arrow button, I get a drop down listing every ISO I ever burned, even though they have been deleted. This is with the file type of "All Supported Files".
If I change the file type to "All Files *.*", then I get a totally different random set of files that have NOTHING to do with ImgBurn and are in different directories. Some were deleted but some still exist.
ImgBurn people say it's a Vista problem, MS says it's an application problem.
And no one seems to know where this info is stored. I searched the registry and I can't find the filenames there, nor can I find them in any application directory. Is this something you think your new version would fix?
And any idea where Vista or ImgBurn stores it now?
Vista does some really weird things and it's security scheme seems to cause lots of problems with apps I've used for years. Good luck with the Vista release
It is with the program ImgBurn. If I do a File/Browse for File (in Write mode) and get the "Open file" dialog box, even if the directory is empty, if I go down to the file box and hit the arrow button, I get a drop down listing every ISO I ever burned, even though they have been deleted. This is with the file type of "All Supported Files".
If I change the file type to "All Files *.*", then I get a totally different random set of files that have NOTHING to do with ImgBurn and are in different directories. Some were deleted but some still exist.
ImgBurn people say it's a Vista problem, MS says it's an application problem.
And no one seems to know where this info is stored. I searched the registry and I can't find the filenames there, nor can I find them in any application directory. Is this something you think your new version would fix?
And any idea where Vista or ImgBurn stores it now?
Vista does some really weird things and it's security scheme seems to cause lots of problems with apps I've used for years. Good luck with the Vista release