This popup menu shows the font size that would be used in listing windows if NetFinder’s font options are used.
Disabled because the font settings are taken from Internet Config’s “Listing Font” settings.
The font size used in listing windows is taken from this popup menu.
This popup menu shows the font that would be used in listing windows if NetFinder’s font options are used.
Disabled because the font settings are taken from Internet Config’s “Listing Font” settings.
The font used in listing windows is taken from this popup menu.
The font and font size used in listing windows are taken from the two popup menus.
When selected, the font and font size used in listing windows are taken from the two popup menus.
The font and font size used in listing windows are taken from Internet Config’s “Listing Font” settings.
When selected, the font and font size used in listing windows are taken from Internet Config’s “Listing Font” settings.
This option controls the rename behaviour when you click on the name of an item.
Disabled because renaming is not allowed.
When you click an item’s name, renaming is activated immediately and you can’t double click names.
When unchecked, clicking a name activates renaming mode after the double click interval (set in the Mouse control panel) so you can double click names.
When you click an item’s name, renaming mode is activated after the double click interval (set in the Mouse control panel). Thus you can double click names.
When checked, clicking a name activates renaming immediately (and double clicks won’t work).
Renaming is allowed.
When unchecked, renaming is not allowed.
Renaming is not allowed.
When checked, renaming is allowed.
Folder icons indicate the “everyone” permissions of the folder (as returned by the FTP server - note that some servers return false information).
When unchecked, folder icons are drawn plain.
Folder icons are drawn plain.
When checked, folder icons indicate the “everyone” permissions of the folder (as returned by the FTP server - note that some servers return false information).