I thought x64 users were saying that it didn't work?
You could try running dopusrt in double-click mode manually - if this works for you then just add it to your system startup via the registry.
"C:\Program Files\GPSoftware\Directory Opus\dopusrt.exe" /dblclk
Perfect. Works. Thanks!
[quote="jon"]I thought x64 users were saying that it didn't work?
You could try running dopusrt in double-click mode manually - if this works for you then just add it to your system startup via the registry.
"C:\Program Files\GPSoftware\Directory Opus\dopusrt.exe" /dblclk[/quote]
I does work, although you are not able to double click ordinary files on the desktop (if you use the desktop for files) then a new lister will start instead of that file.
I will try that command line option later when I am at home.
Thanks for the help by the way!
Ok, we misunderstood the issue in regards to this. We'll re-enable desktop double-click in 9.0.0.3 (due out in the next day or so).
Hopefully we will sort all the x64 problems in the next few weeks!
[quote="jon"]Ok, we misunderstood the issue in regards to this. We'll re-enable desktop double-click in 9.0.0.3 (due out in the next day or so).
Hopefully we will sort all the x64 problems in the next few weeks![/quote]
Thanks, it's rare to get this quick and informative responses from a software developer. I am starting to like you guys a lot!
By the way, do you have a x64 machine to test your code on right now?
I tested the command line option now, and when dopus.exe is not running and I start dopusrt.exe with the command line, I can double click my desktop to start dopus.exe and open a lister..
Although when dopus.exe has started it doesn't work to double click any more (seems like dopus turns the doubleclick feature off when started...
But if I start dopusrt.exe with the command line after dopus.exe is started it works all the time.
Yes I do have a Vista x64 installation on one machine, and now that the latest VMWare supports 64 bit guests on a 32 bit host OS it will be a lot easier.
Lack of computers isn't the problem, it's lack of time 
I only get this problem when I log on to the PC locally when I log on through a domain on the same machine all is fine.
I was a little bummed to see that they took out replace explorer and double click to open in ver 9.2 for vista 64 bit I even went back to 9.1 because of it. double click to open a lister is my favorite thing about DO
SYSTEM RESTORE anyone?
that what I used. From now on I'm going to rename updates so I can always go back if need be.
If you set windows to single click the icons work fine.