> > The checkboxes are saved correctly. What you see is intentional. Name check
> gets
> > enabled together with 'missing' to prevent users from removing wrong named
> > files. You can disable it in the scanner though but as soon as you enable
> > unneeded or missing, it'll be turned back on. Same if you leave the scanner
> and
> > return. clrmamepro detects that either unneeded or missing is enabled and
> > enables name check as well.
> >
> >
> > Roman Scherzer
> >
>
> Ah, OK. I knew about Unneeded, but not Missing. Does that mean that if I
> untick Unneeded and Name, have Missing ticked, then do a scan.....it's then
> ignoring the fact that Name is unticked? Just asking cause it doesn't seem to
> care that you have that combination ticked, until you close / reopen the Scanner
> Window...hmmm...think it ticks it if you click Fastscan too (which makes sense,
> going off what you have said)...
>
> SK.
>


If you untick unneeded and name and keep missing enabled, you will do a normal missing scan. But files which got a wrong name will marked as missing. That's not really a problem since you can't enable unneeded now. As soon as you enable unneeded, the name check is reenabled as well.

The fact that name is re-enabled on entering the scanner is based on the 2nd usage of the check options after a scan.
They can be used to hide/show scanresults by toggling the belonging check buttons. For example your scan got a lot of wrong named files listed, you can simply disable 'name' and they will be hidden from the tree.


Roman Scherzer