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Fixed a problem that could result in the filename field in Save dialogs not updating correctly. Folders within DEVONthink databases will no longer appear in your Recent Folders menu. Enabled resizing of the filename edit box in Save dialogs on Mavericks as well as Yosemite. Corrected a crash that could occur when Default Folder X encountered an alias file that incorrectly referred to itself. #Graphicconverter 9 mouse clicks mac os#
Fixed a problem in Mac OS 10.10.3 that causes Carbon applications (including Microsoft Word and Excel) to always default to your Documents folder. Default Folder X will not try to enhance Flash Player when running on Lion because sandboxing restrictions prevent it from doing so. If you want Default Folder X to add those folders, Option-click on the Settings button and turn on the "AddRecentFoldersWithinPackages" checkbox. If you open an item within a document package, Default Folder X will not add that item's enclosing folder to its Recent Folders menu. If you change favorite or default folders in System Preferences, those changes now take effect immediately rather than when you close the Default Folder X preference pane. #Graphicconverter 9 mouse clicks registration#
Corrected a bug that resulted in the Purchase item being included in Default Folder X's menus even if you'd already purchased a license and entered your registration code. 
Default Folder X's Get Info function now works correctly in French, German, Japanese and Danish. Eliminated a problem that could cause the Save button to stop functioning after renaming a file in a Save As dialog. 
Fixed a graphical glitch in the drawing of Default Folder X's bezel when certain file dialogs were presented as sheets. This affects Photoshop and Illustrator when running in Yosemite 10.10.3. Fixed Yosemite file dialogs that get larger and larger when they are invoked by clicking a button in a modal dialog. Corrected a problem that could cause Default Folder X to hang while building its menus if it encounters a corrupted alias file in a favorite or recent folder. Updated for compatibility with Strata Design 3D CX 8. Fixed a bug that resulted in the iCloud menu item in the Disks menu having the wrong keyboard shortcut (command-shift-A instead of command-shift-I). Yosemite no longer does this, so Default Folder X now treats iCloud Drive like any other folder. Default Folder X used to prevent applications from defaulting to the iCloud folder because OS X forced all iCloud-enabled apps to start there and few people actually wanted that to happen. #Graphicconverter 9 mouse clicks code#
Corrected rebound code so that Default Folder X won't mistakenly select a folder when the previously selected file is no longer there.Fixed a bug that resulted in Default Folder X refusing to let Carbon apps specify the starting folder for a file dialog.
A new version of DFX that's fully compatible with El Capitan is in the works. Note that to run this version of Default Folder X under El Capitan, you must disable System Integrity Protection. Fixed problems when running under beta versions of El Capitan.Fixed a bug in the Rename feature that could remove the filename extension from a file if its extension was hidden.Fixed alias file resolution so that Default Folder X gives up when it encounters a corrupted alias instead of repeatedly trying to resolve it.Version 5 is still under development but should be available soon.
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If you're running El Capitan and System Integrity Protection is turned on, Default Folder X will put up a warning that you have to either turn off SIP or upgrade to version 5 before it can enhance Open and Save dialogs.The latest version of TypeIt4Me is now supported.It also updates support for TypeIt4Me and fixes several bugs. Default Folder X 4.7.4 Default Folder X 4.7.4 is compatible with El Capitan if you turn System Integrity Protection off.
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