Double-click whitespace for parent folder

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Liquidmantis
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Double-click whitespace for parent folder

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I kept seeing rave about this feature in DOpus, and now that I've tried it in Windows Explorer using the Pitaschio application, I realize it's the feature I never knew I always wanted.

Basically, double-clicking the whitespace will take you up a level to the parent folder. Not back in history but up the tree a level.

Actually, though I just realized that there's the right-click Up option which is good. Not as fast :wink: but at least the functionality that I want is there.
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Re: Double-click whitespace for parent folder

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Has a function already:

Dbl-Click On the white space: scroll focused item into view.

See http://www.xyplorer.com/download/xy-che ... tricks.pdf
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Post by serendipity »

or how about holding the right-click down and click left to go higher up and vice-versa to go deeper?
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serendipity wrote:or how about holding the right-click down and click left to go higher up and vice-versa to go deeper?
Naaah. I just added this dbl-click go up as an option. :)
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WOW!! I like it a lot.
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Post by Liquidmantis »

Very cool, thanks!

I, uh, I don't understand what the XYplorer default behavior is anyway. :oops:
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Post by panorama »

I like it.:D I don't think I need the clickable breadcrumbs anymore.

Mr Lessau, your reactiveness is excellent.

Just one question: if I give you a list (long certainly) of things I don't like about Windows or MS Word, can you see to it that they get resolved in the next couple of days, seeing as how you're kind of a miracle worker!:wink:

KUTGW!
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panorama wrote:Just one question: if I give you a list (long certainly) of things I don't like about Windows or MS Word, can you see to it that they get resolved in the next couple of days, seeing as how you're kind of a miracle worker!:wink:
The list of things I don't like about MS Word is very short:
(1) MS Word

Resolution: do not use it!

HTH
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admin wrote: The list of things I don't like about MS Word is very short:
(1) MS Word

Resolution: do not use it!

HTH
:wink:

I'm afraid it's kind of requisite for me, but I agree with you. What do you recommend in its stead?
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panorama wrote:
admin wrote: The list of things I don't like about MS Word is very short:
(1) MS Word

Resolution: do not use it!

HTH
:wink:

I'm afraid it's kind of requisite for me, but I agree with you. What do you recommend in its stead?
Sadly I was just joking. I use UltraEdit as much as possible (100% for any writing directed to myself) but as for official letters, bills etc. I use the evil big W. I know there's OpenOffice, and I should give it a try, but the days are short, man...
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