File Cabinet Pro Version 7.0 Adds Support for Customizing the Window’s Background in Icon View, and more

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File Cabinet Pro version 7.0 has been released for macOS.

What’s New?

-You can now set a custom background color to use for directories when they are opened in Icon view.

-You can now set a custom background image to use for directories when they are opened in Icon view.

-A new “Show View Options” menu item has been added to the context menu that appears when you right-click on the background of File Cabinet Pro’s window. When you click this menu item, a popover will appear with controls that allow you to change the view options of the directory you are currently viewing. You can also bring up this popover using the Command+J keyboard shortcut.

-You can now customize the font size used in Icon, List, and Column view from the new View Options popover. Custom font sizes set from the View Options popover are saved and restored on a per directory basis.

-The pop up buttons to set a custom font size for Icon, List, and Column view in Settings are now used as the default values for new directories that have not previously been opened in File Cabinet Pro.

File Cabinet Pro Mac app screenshot showing the View Options popover introduced in version 7.0.

File Cabinet Pro Mac app screenshot showing background color set to purple in Icon view.

You can now Sort Files by Tags in File Cabinet Pro Version 6.9.1

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File Cabinet Pro version 6.9.1 has been released for macOS.

What’s New?

-You can now sort files by Tags.

-Tagging files in File Cabinet Pro now supports undo and redo.

-In List view you can now optionally display a table column titled “Tags.”

-Minor bug fixes.

File Cabinet Pro Version 6.9 Adds Support for Grouping Sorted Files

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File Cabinet Pro version 6.9 has been released for macOS.

What’s New?

-You can now have File Cabinet Pro display sorted files in groups. To use this new feature, right click in File Cabinet Pro’s window to bring up the context menu and click the “Use Groups” menu item when your files are sorted. If files are currently grouped, this menu item will have a checkmark next to it and you can click it again to turn groups off.

-Fixed issue that caused selected rows in List view to sometimes draw in the wrong color in Dark mode.

-Workaround fix to bug in macOS Mojave that prevented multiple files from being dragged in Column view.

-Other bug fixes and improvements.

File Cabinet Pro Mac app screenshot showing files organized in groups.