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Alt+F5 (Pack) -> Down arrow
Alt+F9 (Unpack) -> Down arrow
selects the first item from history where is prepared path to the other panel.
Depends on settings Options > Configuration > Archives
[ ] Pack to other panel
[ ] Unpack to other panel
Nice side effectKNUT wrote:Hi!
Do you know the power of SHIFT+F7 ("Change directory")![]()
- cool: c:\windows\expl* = select the first matching file
Haha. Once again a key exists for things i've been doing manually. My way is press ENTER on archive, hit NUM + (select all), F5 to other panel.Jan Rysavy wrote:Another tip
Alt+F5 (Pack) -> Down arrow
Alt+F9 (Unpack) -> Down arrow
selects the first item from history where is prepared path to the other panel.
Depends on settings Options > Configuration > Archives
[ ] Pack to other panel
[ ] Unpack to other panel
grymmjack, how do you set-up win key for shortcut? i can use only ctrl / alt / shift modifiers. i've even tried hex-editing the shortcut file but with no result. i'm using windows xp.grymmjack wrote:#1 - Assign the SS shortcut a hotkey. To do this, right click on the start menu program shortcut for SS (or quicklaunch if you like) to launch SS with hotkey. I use WIN+S for mine. SS will allow multiple instances of itself to run as a feature, but this can be disabled (and should be when using a hotkey it will just bring SS to the front/foreground) by choosing Options | General | [x] Allow only one instance of SS at a time. In this way you can use WIN+S to bring up SS at ANY time -- very cool!
mazy I use an app called hotkey xp. It is linked below since author changed/updated new version.mazy wrote:grymmjack, how do you set-up win key for shortcut? i can use only ctrl / alt / shift modifiers. i've even tried hex-editing the shortcut file but with no result. i'm using windows xp.grymmjack wrote:#1 - Assign the SS shortcut a hotkey. To do this, right click on the start menu program shortcut for SS (or quicklaunch if you like) to launch SS with hotkey. I use WIN+S for mine. SS will allow multiple instances of itself to run as a feature, but this can be disabled (and should be when using a hotkey it will just bring SS to the front/foreground) by choosing Options | General | [x] Allow only one instance of SS at a time. In this way you can use WIN+S to bring up SS at ANY time -- very cool!
my tips:
num * - select all files (uses shortcut for inverting selection)
ctrl + num * - select all files and directories
ctrl + home - focus first file
thanks for the tip, will try it ...grymmjack wrote:mazy I use an app called hotkey xp. It is linked below since author changed/updated new version.
http://www.funklabs.org/share/hkcontrol.exe
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I don't use it any more, because changing drives can be done with Shift+<drive-letter>.Stefan wrote:ALT+F1 or ALT+F2 = choose an other drive
another great function of this feature:KNUT wrote:Hi!
Do you know the power of SHIFT+F7 ("Change directory")![]()
- simple: c:\windows = select a directory
- smart: c:\windows\explorer.exe = select a file
- cool: c:\windows\expl* = select the first matching file
I can recommend wholeheartedly program PS Hot Launch VVL, which is freeware.mazy wrote:thanks for the tip, will try it ...grymmjack wrote:mazy I use an app called hotkey xp. It is linked below since author changed/updated new version.
http://www.funklabs.org/share/hkcontrol.exe
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Take a look at the Edit menu - even quicker ways to copy pathnames!grymmjack wrote: #12 - Copy paste paths quickly - Right click panel toolbar area, choose "Directory Line", now venture to a deep path, now hover mouse over each directory in path and right click and choose Copy to Clipboard!The same functionality for files? No problem. Highlight your file and choose F2, CTRL+C, ESC. Filename now on clipboard. Want all highlighted files? Easy. Highlight files (INS, INS, INS, INS), CTRL+M, set dialog to this: destination: Clipboard, Line: $(FileName)$(CRLF), done. Of course you can modify Line: to be whatever you like with handy macros/variables picked from the chevron menu (the right pointing arrow to the right of line textbox).
It will even focus the file name stored on Clipboard.Anonymous wrote:The other thing I love is that if you have a path in your clipboard, you can hit Ctrl+v and Servant Salamander will navigate to that path!