This option has several bugs and issues, files are not converted without using any transformation option, also some options are not saved correctly + error dialog and exception after specific steps.
I can always reproduce these bugs with these steps, also with other file type, not just with png.
Output type is always default option - jpg, for all steps below.
For default settings I'm using these parameters:
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/N /NewIni=%FcSrcDrive%\Programs\!Misc\Settings\FreeCommander\SettingsTest\FreeCommander.ini /NoPlugins /ShowHidden /Lng=English /size=800x600#1
- use default options
- select 3 png files
- Ctrl+P
- enable "Use current folder" option
- "Run" button is unavailable
- click the button "Queue"
= Result - dialog is closed, but jpg files are not created
#2
- select 3 png files
- Ctrl+P
= Result - "Use current folder" option, state is not saved, possibly few other options are not saved either
#3
- use default options
- select 3 png files
- Ctrl+P
- enable "Use current folder" option
- add transformation "Resize", default values, 800x600
- click the button "Queue"
= Result - dialog is closed, but jpg files are not created
#4
- use default options
- select 3 png files
- Ctrl+P
- enable "Use current folder" option
- add transformation "Resize", default values, 800x600
- click the button "Run"
= Result - jpg files are created (correct)
#5 (exception)
- use default options
- use NC mode
- select 3 png files
- Ctrl+P
- enable "Use current folder" option
- click the button "Queue"
= Result - dialog is closed, but jpg files are not created
- now select 3 png files again
- Ctrl+P
- enable "Use current folder" option
- add transformation "Resize", default values, 800x600
- click the button "Queue"
= Result - file list is not refreshed
- Ctrl+R to refresh file list
= Result - file list is not refreshed
- press X to close FC
= Result - Access Violation error dialog + Exception dialog
- select "Restart application"
= Result - first jpg file is created correctly, but not the others
FC 950 64-bit, Windows 10 64-bit.