Hello everyone. My name is TheXXCloneMan.

I'm new here even though I've been using EmEditor for
almost two years. Due to silly mistakes, it took me
this long to become a member here so that I can post
my blabbing. I would like to be a frequent visitor
to this forum because I feel passionate about this
product. After all, programmers like me stay with
a text editor much of the day. The text editor is
probably the most important factor that determines
the comfort level (and therefore, the productivity)
of computer usage. I would like this great editor to
be even better. That's why I want to be vocal about
my wishes and suggestions. OK, that's the introduction
of myself.

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It may have already been discussed but I could not
find a thead that talks about the way EmEditor controls
the Title Bar (the very top line of the EmEditor display).

Some time ago, I noticed that the Title Bar of EmEditor
goes from "Full-path-of-the-text-file-being-edited" to
the generic "file-name-only-without-the-path" display
whenever the screen focus goes away from the window.

I'm sure it's a deliberate design of EmEditor. But, for me,
it's annoying. That's especially true when I edit
a version of a text file and at the same time, its earlier
version side-by-side (two files with the same name in two
different directories). I rather want to see the
full path of the file even when I switch the screen focus.

How can I force EmEditor to keep the full-path dislay at
all time? If there is no way for the user to change the
Title Bar display behavior, what is the justification for
that?

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