> Well...it's of course possible....but how will you handle the cases where the
> user wants to put it somewhere else. Only possible way is to display the tree
> and autoselect the current folder directly......guess you mean that already and
> not hiding the tree selector completely.

Yep, spot on, that's what I mean. Just to default the new folder-window to the selected folder.

> I'm too scared to answer 8) People shouldn't care so much about the statistics
> window anyway. It calculate values without caring about parent/clone
> relationships...so you actual number of missing files can differ a lot from the
> ones you actually miss with your selected merge method. Same for filesizes. The
> already shown set sizes are caluclated on the filesizes given in the dat, let's
> say the unpacked size of a set. Of course I can display the total number but I
> think all stats information is obselete anyway 8) What really counts is the
> scanresults tree.

If it's simply the sum of what's missing, most of the parent/clone issues would already be taken care of. If you're missing a rom from the parent set, it doesn't appear in the clones as well (well, most cases anyway). That may only be true with the merging option I use (Split sets, where possible), but worth an ask anyway. If it's totally pointless, never mind, but if it's reasonably easy and painless to add.... ;)

> The default is to hide it 8)

hmmm....'Don't show statistics' is not ticked here, don't remember unticking it :\ Ah well, moving on....

> Possible of course. It's disabled there because it really is a pain if you
> drag&drop things more often....drop->rebuild->click on ok to close
> rebuildstats->auto fastscan->drop->rebuild....
> I can of course add it as an optional feature.

An option for this (off by default) is fine with me.

> so...to sum it: all 3 can be done rather easily...I like the 1st one....2nd
> one..well...the values aren't accurate anyway.....last one...only optional since
> I hate clicking ok before the auto-fastscan updates my tree.

Thanks again,

SK.