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#62 fixed FM/2 fails to recognize the following extensions correctly as to what type file Gregg Young guest
Description

FM/2 fails to recognize many of the graphic files formats. This can be seen when viewing the files in one of the containers and the icons associated to each type file. It recogizes the following graphics files correctly:

bmp, gif, ico, ptr

It does not recognize the following graphic formats

jpeg, jpg, png, psd, lgo, eps, rle, ras, pic, msp, iff, fit, dcx, mac, sff, sgi, xwd, xpm, wpg, lgo, cur, pnm, ppm, pgm, pbm

These extensions were created with PMView and tested to see if they were identified correctly.

It also does not recognize a tgz as a compressed file. I wonder if the compressed icon should also be associated with wpi and iso files. I don't have any other compressed file formats to test and see if any other compressed (which apparently is svn identified with zip files) is associated with the zipped icon.

#64 fixed Replace command should leave the commands at the same position in the command list Gregg Young Gregg Young
Description

If the command gets moved it will break the command on the toolbar if it exists. This should happen on replace.

#65 fixed Split user added commands association, toolbar entries from FM2 base entries Gregg Young Gregg Young
Description

Move the base entries to code or ini file with their own assignment space (eg 4000-4100 are fm2 designated commands). Need an install process that can parse and split existing files. Should be able to edit parameters etc on FM2 commands. This would facilitate our updating of commands associations and toolboxes without effecting user modifications. Perhaps we should assign # at creation so that moving stuff around doesn't effect toolbars. I am not clear why commands like bldlevel, pstat and rmview aren't base commands

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