>
> ZTree identified 6 junctions that NTFSLinksView did not pick up. They were:
>
> C:\Users\All Users\Application Data
> C:\Users\All Users\Desktop
> C:\Users\All Users\Documents
> C:\Users\All Users\Favorites
> C:\Users\All Users\Start Menu
> C:\Users\All Users\Templates

While I tried this, I discovered that ZTree's MegaView function DOES support Junctions:
it lists the junction targets.




However, this detail is not yet described in ZTW.HLP.
Should be added in chapter 2.6 File Window Commands - Ctrl.

Currently it lists these:

  Ctrl-F7        - Megaview.  Display information for each file listed in the


                   File Window.  Unlike F7 Autoview, this display mode shows a


                   single line of information for each file listed in the left


                   column.  Different information will be displayed depending


                   on the type of file.  Specific information is displayed for


                   the following file types:


                     Executable files   - Name and version information is


                                          displayed if found.  These files are


                                          detected by internal inspection,


                                          regardless of extension.


                     Internet shortcuts - The URL to the web page is displayed


                                          for files with a .URL extension.


                     Music files        - Tag data is displayed for files with


                                          a .MP3 or .WAV extension.


                     HTML files         - The title line contents are


                                          displayed if found.  These files


                                          are detected by internal inspection,


                                          regardless of extension.


                     Document files     - The first text found is displayed


                                          for files with a .DOC or .DOT


                                          extension.


                     All other files    - The first chunk of displayable data


                                          is shown for all other files.