Total Commander (64-bit)

What's new in this version:

Fixed:
- Difficult to reproduce crash in F7 new folder inside ZIP archives (timing problem with removing progress dialog) (32/64)
- F7 new folder: Invalid name created when user specifies path in zip incorrectly with starting and/or trailing slash, eg /dir1/dir2/dir3/ (32/64)
- F7 new folder: ensure that the dialog isn't displayed outside of the current screen (32/64)
- Alt+F5 pack: Invalid name created when user specifies path in zip incorrectly with trailing forward slash, eg c:testtestzip/dir1/dir2/ (32/64)
- Viewing LZMA-compressed files in ZIP sometimes failed with an unpack error (64)
- Ctrl+Q, click on active tab header of current tab above the quick view panel -> Tab no longer switched sides (32/64)
- Duplicating a tab which was locked with directory changes allowed could leave it with an empty name if it caused an additional line of tabs to appear (32/64)
- Couldn't open 7z archives with Unicode characters from different codepage (eg Chinese on English Windows) (64)
- Leaving branch view inside archive with Ctrl+B no longer went to the directory of the file under the cursor (32/64)
- Internal associations: **ext only worked for packer plugins, not for internal unpackers like **zip Now also supports **internal_zip to override external packers (32/64)
- Opening xlsx files associated with Office 365 app (Windows 10) failed, they opened as ZIP files instead (32/64)
- In the following dialogs, ENTER confirmed the dialog also on other buttons like Cancel: password input, pack/unpack, other general input dialogs (64)
- Packing/unpacking with ace32exe 26 didn't work - it expects ";" as delimiter in list file instead of line break (32/64)
- Do not try to unpack archives with ":" in them after the second character in them with F5 using external unpackers (32/64)
- Do not try to unpack ace archives with absolute paths or in them with external ace32exe or winaceexe via Alt+F9 (32/64)
- Width of drive dropdown combobox (Alt+F1/Alt+F2) wrong when using screens with different DPI (32/64)
- Icons in file lists displayed incorrectly when moving main window to a screen with different DPI (64)