Graphical glitch on Unrar

[Spits123]

I found a little graphical glitch that occurs while extracting.
When you have Alt.Binz window open on Windows 7, it will show the process of the extraction in the taskbar icon, along with the RAR archive icon.
But if you press the show desktop button (and got Minimize to system tray on, haven't tried it with off), and you recall the Window, the process will still be there but the RAR icon has disappeared.

I have not tested this with Minimize to Tray off and sending it to the tray with the To Tray button, nor I've tested it with repairing, but it might very well be the glitch occurs there too.
This bug has been in the past view versions, just forgot to write it down here.

[wvnispen]

Hi,

I have a similar/same issue.  When Alt-binz is open no other window can take the focus. Scheduled Un-raring fails/never happens.  Also I have noticed that when Minimized the Icon is Orange and not green....not sure what that could be.

Thanks for an awesome product and great support.

Wynand

[Spits123]

Hi,

I have a similar/same issue.  When Alt-binz is open no other window can take the focus. Scheduled Un-raring fails/never happens.  Also I have noticed that when Minimized the Icon is Orange and not green....not sure what that could be.

Thanks for an awesome product and great support.

Wynand

Uhm, That ain't the same bug, but I think I know the problem, the Orange icon means Alt.Binz is repairing files, it's purple on unrar, and green on normal download. So in this case your Alt.Binz is working real hard, and the rest of your pc gets slow, so it can take some time before your computer switches windows and put another window up focus.

@My bug, the easiest replication of this bug is pause the download, the pause symbol comes up in the taskbar, press show desktop (with minimize to tray on), and open alt.binz again, you'll see the Pause icon in the taskbar disappeared.

[Rdl]

@My bug, the easiest replication of this bug is pause the download, the pause symbol comes up in the taskbar, press show desktop (with minimize to tray on), and open alt.binz again, you'll see the Pause icon in the taskbar disappeared.

Fixed