[Coco] Another Coco Virtual Disk Util

[Wayne Campbell]

I wonder if it may be related to the mismatched memory problem I currently
have. I have 1 143ns RAM card when my system requires 133ns or faster. It
does have 1 133ns RAM card, 128MB, and the slow one is 512MB. I will have
that problem solved soon.

Wayne

On Oct 23, 2013 3:36 PM, "Walt Zydhek" <walt at wzydhek.com> wrote:
>
> This must be an issue with your windows. I am able to open multiple files
at
> once by selecting multiple, then right clicking one of them and choose
open.
> Or even (while holding shift or control down), double-clicking any of the
> selected files.  Anyone else having this problem?
>
> I will add in a notification of an invalid disk image detected.
>
> -Walt Zydhek
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: coco-bounces at maltedmedia.com [mailto:coco-bounces at maltedmedia.com]
On
> Behalf Of Wayne Campbell
> Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2013 10:39 AM
> To: CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts
> Subject: Re: [Coco] Another Coco Virtual Disk Util
>
> I just found something I found about 2 revisions ago and promptly forgot
> about. If you select more than one vhd file and then right-click on one of
> them, selecting EmuDisk will open the one your pointer was over and not
the
> other(s). I tested with 2 selected, and then right-clicked the first one
> (both remained selected) and selected EmuDisk. The first one is what
opened,
> not the second. Then, leaving EmuDisk running, I right-clicked on the
second
> one (both remained selected) and selected EmuDisk, and the second one
showed
> up in EmuDisk. So, it doesn't matter how many you have selected, EmuDisk
> will only recognize the one the mouse pointer was over when you
> right-clicked.
>
> This also got me to thinking, if it doesn't have one, EmuDisk should have
a
> "wrong file type" routine for what to do if you have more than one file
> selected and one or more of them are unknown formats to EmuDisk. It
probably
> already has one, but I didn't test for that. OK tested for that.
> Apparently EmuDisk merely ignores wrong file types/formats. It gives no
> error message at all, but opens EmuDisk even when there's no image file
> displayed.
>
> Wayne