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How to always queue copies...
Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 16:51
by tb
Greetings,
I've been using Salamander for years. Excellent tool.
I've always wanted the copy queuing feature that is present in 2.5.
I'm using beta 11. How do I set up standard copying of files so that
every copy is queued? Currently, I'm having to hit F5, alt-o, alt-w...
but I'd prefer that it always queue if there's a copy in progress.
Any way to make that happen?
Thanks!
tb

Re: How to always queue copies...
Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 17:01
by KNUT
tb wrote: F5, alt-o, alt-w...
Alt-w

I don't have "Alt-w"

Re: How to always queue copies...
Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 17:11
by jis
KNUT wrote:tb wrote: F5, alt-o, alt-w...
Alt-w

I don't have "Alt-w"

Probably you have:
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&Wait until all other Copy/Move operations are finished
Re: How to always queue copies...
Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 17:37
by KNUT
jis wrote:Probably you have:
Code: Select all
&Wait until all other Copy/Move operations are finished
Sorry - grayed out. Therefore I don't recognized it. Sorry

Re: How to always queue copies...
Posted: 17 Mar 2006, 17:40
by jis
Maybe it is grayed out too much

Re: How to always queue copies...
Posted: 20 Mar 2006, 09:56
by KNUT
jis wrote:Maybe it is grayed out too much

YEEEESSSS THATS IT- perhaps we should start a discussion about the grayscale 
Re: How to always queue copies...
Posted: 20 Mar 2006, 09:59
by jis
Posted: 02 May 2006, 20:56
by jackh
it would be easy to use a program such as autohotkey to drive the Salamander UI. in other words, you could define an autohotkey key to send the required keystrokes to Salamander.
autohotkey is very easy to use and free!
www.autohotkey.com
jack
we don't believe in the if and maybe scenario
Posted: 02 May 2006, 21:02
by jis
jackh wrote:it would be easy to use a program such as autohotkey to drive the Salamander UI. in other words, you could define an autohotkey key to send the required keystrokes to Salamander.
Oh, yes I use this powerful tool too. It is like to have by hand a small robot which helps you save keystrokes
