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Re: PowerDesk v5.0 Shell Extender Clash with Tortoise SVN.

From: Thomas Hruska <thruska_at_cubiclesoft.com>
Date: 2006-03-24 16:49:01 CET

Stefan Küng wrote:
> David Rocke wrote:
>> I installed Tortoise SVN v 1.3.0 and immediately encountered problems
>> bring up the context menu for Files and Folders. MS Visual C++ told me
>> that the crash was in PDSHEXT.DLL, this being the PowerDesk V5 shell
>> extender DLL. TortoiseSVN worked again once PowerDesk was removed.
>> PowerDesk V6.0.1.3 works without a problem though.
>
> http://tortoisesvn.sourceforge.net/node/106
>
> As you noticed, it won't crash with the latest Powerdesk version. So you
> should see that this is a bug in Powerdesk and not TSVN.

Actually, if you recall, TSVN clashes with TopDesk (www.snadboy.com) on
my computer. This has the smell of the same root problem. IIRC, menus
are a "black box" and owner-draw menus are the "holy grail" of Windows
programming.

BTW, that link fixes the problem with right-clicking items in TopDesk
causing TopDesk to crash _BUT_ now all of TSVN's icons have disappeared.
  WinZIP, OTOH, still shows its 16-color icons even under TopDesk. Any
chance of getting 16-color icons to show up for TSVN when following the
directions in the aforementioned link. I realize 16-color icons will
look _terrible_, but that doesn't bother me any.

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