Kim,

You're new 'S'kipping of subsequent logging errors feature works when you press 'S', but doesn't show it as an option in the pop-up dialogue. If one doesn't read the readme.txt or your web page, they won't know it's an option.

Here's the dialogue box I got: (I'm going to put this inside PRE tags so it will hopefully line up, but I don't know if this board supports that)

_______\ 538,017,792 ¦
___\ __________________________________________ ----------------¦
___\ _ _ Statistics ¦
___\ _ Device: Disk drive C: _ al ¦
___\ _ _ les 2,736 ¦
___\ _ Error: Path not found [3] _ tes 0 ¦
_______\ _ C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs\NETWORK_\*.*ng ¦
_ Press: Cancel or Retry _ les 0 ¦
_ _ _ tes 0 ¦
_ __________________________________________ ged ¦
_ les 0 ¦

Now, my error isn't exactly caused by a "Access Denied" - it's actually because I have a non-standard character in the pathname. So perhaps that's why the dialogue isn't showing the "Skip" option? I will often put the Alt-0160 character in a path or filename for sorting/hotkey purposes. Ztree does NOT like seeing that character in a directory name - Xtree never complained. But I'm really glad this new skip option is there just for that reason - thanks Kim!

A suggestion would be to have a "Always skip Access Denied/Path Not Found errors in the Alt-F10 menu, or a command line feature that enabled it to be "on" always.

Dan