https://sourceforge.net/p/e7zip/tickets/2017-11-29T11:34:58.367000ZRecent changes to tickets2017-11-29T11:34:58.367000Z2017-11-29T11:34:58.367000Zjimbo1qazhttps://sourceforge.net/u/jimbo1qaz/https://sourceforge.net9c5b88fed8204bdd590b8c7b1710835911a7a669

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Thanks for developing this usability improvement over 7-Zip.</p> <p>Steps:<br/> 1. Open an archive in 7Z.<br/> 2. Select one folder (or some other files/folders).<br/> 3. Click toolbar "Extract". Check "open output folder" and click OK.</p> <p>Alternatively:<br/> 1. In Explorer, right-click an archive and click Extract Here, or Extract to <span>[name-without-extension]</span>.</p> <p>Edge case:<br/> 1. Open 7Z to folder containing archive. Highlight it and click Extract.<br/> 2. 7Z will forcibly create a new folder, unless you edit the dialog's address bar.<br/> 3. Windows Explorer opens whatever's in address bar, without highlighting.</p> <p>Expected:<br/> If one folder is created, new Explorer window should open <em>inside</em> folder (or at least highlight the newly extracted folder.)<br/> Otherwise, new Explorer window should highlight all new files.</p> <p>Actual:<br/> Opens the surrounding folder containing extracted things, without highlighting extracted folder/things.</p> <p>Not affected by this bug:<br/> 1. Select an <em>archive</em> within 7-Zip, containing one folder.<br/> 2. Extract with <code>[ ] [_output name____]</code> unchecked.<br/> 3. Archive contains 1 folder in its root directory. Windows Explorer opens it.</p> <ol> <li>Open archive in 7Z.</li> <li>Drag any set of files/folders to an Explorer window</li> <li>The new files are selected. If 1 folder was created, pressing Enter will open the result.</li> </ol> <hr/> <p>If you have trouble replicating, maybe it's because I have Quizo's QTTabBar.</p></div>