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Old 08-07-2012, 04:55 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by dwanthny View Post
The converse could also be true, since every other firewall out there does not inhibit calibre's drag and drop process, I strongly suspect that there's something wrong with Commodo's code.
That is definitely a strong possibility, however, IIRC, there are several different ways to implement drag & drop event handlers in Windows apps and since Comodo Firewall doesn't block drag & drop in other third party programs, it stands to reason that the drag & drop implementation in the Windows version of Calibre might not be robust enough.

Therefore the following questions remain:
1. Was there a significant change in the drag & drop event handler code and/or the shell extension code in the Windows version of Calibre in this year?
2. Does Calibre use a non-standard method to implement drag & drop that might fail under certain circumstances?
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