I was a powerdesk user for many years and the only thing I'm missing is a "select all" button on the toolbar. I can right click on a blank spot to get the select all function in the drop down but sometimes there's not much blank space available to click in when you're in a directory with a large # of files.
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Re: New user loving Xyplorer! Here's my 1 wish
Hi!
What about Ctrl+A?! Works fine and takes no screen space.
Don
What about Ctrl+A?! Works fine and takes no screen space.
Don
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Re: New user loving Xyplorer! Here's my 1 wish
If you have the pro version with scripting, you can add a user button to the toolbar and set it to execute the script command "sel a" to select all, or "sel f" to select all files (no folders).
Btw, would it be possible to get an option to set an action for middle-clicking on a menu button as well?
Btw, would it be possible to get an option to set an action for middle-clicking on a menu button as well?
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maybe later...Jibz wrote:Btw, would it be possible to get an option to set an action for middle-clicking on a menu button as well?
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Re: New user loving Xyplorer! Here's my 1 wish
Hi mdv, welcome.mdv409 wrote:... I can right click on a blank spot to get the select all function in the drop down
but sometimes there's not much blank space available to click in when you're in a directory with a large # of files.
You can right click on the numbers at the numbers column on the left to get the same context menu.
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Re: New user loving Xyplorer! Here's my 1 wish
Thanks a million for that! I was just looking into the scripting function. You've made it much easier. Worked like a charm.Jibz wrote:If you have the pro version with scripting, you can add a user button to the toolbar and set it to execute the script command "sel a" to select all, or "sel f" to select all files (no folders).
Btw, would it be possible to get an option to set an action for middle-clicking on a menu button as well?
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