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There is an expandable drive button script here if it's of interest

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I've been using this Autohotkey script I found online for several years - just Win & t to toggle ;always on top Win + t ;#t:: Winset, Alwaysontop, , A #t:: ActiveHwnd := WinExist("A") WinGetTitle, WindowTitle, ahk_id %ActiveHwnd% WinGet, ExStyle, ExStyle, ahk_id %ActiveHwnd% if (ExStyl...

ability to show reminds when specific program is started or file opened And Todoist does that? No, but it does all the other items noted under `examples` above. LastActivityView (http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/computer_activity_view.html) looks like it might provide that funcationality ToDoList (http...

You need to pay $28.99 USD a year to get all the features, but I use Todoist - available on web/mobile/desktop

https://en.todoist.com/comparePlans

I switched from Remember the Milk around 18 months or so ago

Cheers,
Michael

Rather than "advanced" why not use the term "Fully featured"?

On a slightly different note, I have a catalog entry set up so that File Locator will open and default to search in the current folder.

I have the Pro version so you'll need to adapt the command to suit:

"pathto\FileLocator Pro\FileLocatorPro.exe" -d "<curpath>"

Belvedere is an AHK script written by one of the guys over on Lifehacker that will do what you want: https://github.com/adampash/belvedere Alternatively, check out FileJuggler (which is what I use) - it runs as a Windows service and does all tyou want plus it will also rename files based in their co...

I frequently need to copy/paste full file paths.

You can so this by right-clicking and selecting To clipboard -> Item/Path Name. In a fresh install this is bound to Ctrl + P

I know. Wish I'd found it sooner!!!

I felt as if the functionality must be there and looked through the menus and stuff but couldn't see it. Being a keyboard junkie, rather than mouse user what I didn't do was to right-click and drag with the mouse. d'oh!

Guess I should've RTFM'd!!

Thanks for your help on this guys.

No. It looks perfect to me (it works too! ).

Many thanks for this, highend.

Seeing as how we now have Flatten Folders, thought I should ask if there is a similar way to achieve/automate the opposite? :ninja: I often have to organise large numbers of files that have been extracted from zip files into various sub-folders and after having selected some files, I'd like to be ab...

Many thanks, that works perfectly

Could you give me more details on how to achieve this please as I'm not really sure what would be involved.
Alternatively, is a "normal" search available that would find all portrait/landscape images or could it be achieved by scripting by checking if x is > y in pixel size?

Hi

Is it possible to filter the view based on whether images are portrait or landscape orientation?

Thanks,
Mick