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Desktop Ghost Pro version 1.8 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What’s New?
-Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave.

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Desktop Ghost Pro version 1.8 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What’s New?
-Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave.

There are a few ways you can sort files in File Cabinet Pro. This brief tutorial will explain all the different ways you can change the sort policy in File Cabinet Pro.
One way to change the sort policy in File Cabinet Pro is to right click on the background of the window to bring up the context menu. Then from the context menu hover your mouse over the “Sort By” menu item to open up the submenu and choose your desired sort policy.

Note: You can also sort in descending order using any sort policy from the context menu by holding down the Option key while the “Sort By” submenu is exposed. While the Option key is pressed down, the menu while show a downward arrow to indicate descending order.
You can also use hotkeys to change the sort policy in File Cabinet Pro. Below you will find a list of the key combinations you can use to change the sort order:
| Sort Policy | Hotkey |
|---|---|
| Name | Control+Command+1 |
| Name Descending | Control+Command+Option+1 |
| Kind | Control+Command+2 |
| Kind Descending | Control+Command+Option+2 |
| Date Last Opened | Control+Command+3 |
| Date Last Opened Descending | Control+Command+Option+3 |
| Date Added | Control+Command+4 |
| Date Added Descending | Control+Command+Option+4 |
| Date Modified | Control+Command+5 |
| Date Modified Descending | Control+Command+Option+5 |
| Date Created | Control+Command+8 |
| Date Created Descending | Control+Command+Option+8 |
| File Size | Control+Command+6 |
| File Size Descending | Control+Command+Option+6 |
Another way you can change the sort policy in File Cabinet Pro is to click the column headers in list view.

Clicking the same column twice will toggle between ascending and descending order. You can add or remove columns in List view by right clicking the column header and selecting columns to add or remove from the context menu.
You can also sort files using the “Arrange By” pull down button in File Cabinet Pro’s toolbar.
When this button’s menu is showing, you can also hold down the Option key if you wish to sort in descending order.
If you do not see the “Arrange By” button in File Cabinet Pro’s toolbar, right click on the toolbar and choose the “Customize Toolbar” menu item. Then you can add the “Arrange By” button to the toolbar (see screenshoots below).
Open Directory in Terminal version 1.8 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What’s New?
-Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave.
File Cabinet Pro version 6.7 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-File Cabinet Pro now enters Dark Mode when you turn on the System wide preference in macOS Mojave.
-On macOS Mojave File Cabinet Pro’s built-in Text Editor, Image Viewer, PDF Viewer, and Media Player now support Dark Mode.
-For users on macOS High Sierra and earlier, you can still turn on Dark Mode in File Cabinet Pro’s Settings window.


Raw Dog XML Viewer version 1.8 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What’s New?
-Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave.

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Visual Attributed String version 2.3 has been released on the Mac App Store.
What’s New?
-Added support for Dark Mode on macOS Mojave.
-Updated generated Swift code for Xcode 10.
File Cabinet Pro version 6.6.1 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-If you have a Force Touch Trackpad, you can now force click to edit a filename.
-If you have a Force Touch Trackpad, you can now force click on a file’s icon to bring up Quicklook.
-Fixed issue that caused buttons to sometimes disappear from the Touch Bar on MacBook Pros after switching to List view.
-Fixed a bug in Dark Mode in Icon view that caused the “Empty Folder” label to draw with a white background.
-Fixed issue where clicking a tab started a dragging session prematurely.
I created a simple subclass of NSGestureRecognizer, ATForceTouchGesture, to simplify the process of adding Force Touch features to macOS apps. You can use this gesture recognizer to add a feature like force clicking to start editing a label (see the screenshot below).
There is a sample project available on Github here.
File Cabinet Pro version 6.4 has been released for macOS.
What’s New?
-Icon view now supports spring-loading. Drag files over directories in icon view to use this new feature.
-Fixed bug that sometimes caused the zoom slider to remain hidden after switching to a tab in Icon view.
-Each tab now maintains its own undo and redo stack instead of sharing a single undo and redo stack for the entire window.
-Fixed issue that could sometimes cause drag and drop to silently fail when you drag a file from a readonly volume to File Cabinet Pro.
-Other minor bug fixes and improvements.