HFSExplorer 0.19.5
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- HFSX support can be considered stable as I have got no reports on any related
problems. - Bugfix/feature: GPT tables are now explicitly included in the Autodetect scan
in the Windows dialog "Load file system from device". If you have a broken MBR
but a valid GPT, the GPT partitions will be automatically detected. - Made the Volume info panel a bit more detailed and replaced JLabels with
JTextFields so information easily can be marked up and copied. - Added two options in the popup menu displayed when user right clicks a
file/folder:- Extract data
- Extract data and resource fork(s)
- Extract progress window now always closes when user clicks the window's close
button, even though the extraction process might not have ended. This enables
the user to do error checking if extraction hangs. - Windows: Added support for 64-bit JVMs (compiled code now exists for x86_64
and Itanium, though only x86_64 has been tested). - Launcher improvements and various small bug fixes to cope with 64-bit Windows
and WOW64. - Converted the ever-disabled "Back" button into an "Up"-button to walk upwards
(towards the root) in the directory tree. - Added support for more than 20 partitions per drive, more than 20 drives and
more than 20 CD-ROMs in "Load file system from device" dialog (not that anyone
has actually needed to use that many, but why impose limitations when you
don't really have to?). - "Open file" in Windows is now much more usable due to invoking the Windows
handler instead of using the Java6 openFile handler when available. - Fixed a few user interface bugs and quirks.