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Few questions
Posted: 03 Nov 2015 11:48
by copenhagen
1. Is there a functions of typical file commander manager (like Total Commander, FAR) in dual tab mode like F5 for copy, F6 for move?
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2. How to change path of a new tab? It is always current tab path, but I need default path with drives
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Re: Few questions
Posted: 03 Nov 2015 11:56
by highend
1. Shift + F6 = Move to other pane
2. Ctrl + F6 = Copy to other pane
Customizable if you press Shift + F9
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Create a button in the toolbar or a user defined command
Use a script (if you have the non-free version):
Re: Few questions
Posted: 03 Nov 2015 13:43
by admin
copenhagen wrote:2. How to change path of a new tab? It is always current tab path, but I need default path with drives
There is a tweak for this. You would do this:
How to tweak XYplorer.ini?
http://www.xyplorer.com/faq-topic.php?id=tweak
But I will add this feature to the UI soon...
Re: Few questions
Posted: 04 Nov 2015 13:43
by copenhagen
highend wrote:1. Shift + F6 = Move to other pane
2. Ctrl + F6 = Copy to other pane
Customizable if you press Shift + F9
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Create a button in the toolbar or a user defined command
Use a script (if you have the non-free version):
Thanks, but it's unusable
Custom programs' shortcuts are impossible to remember, when there are standart shortcuts everywhere... And customizing to make program have industry standart shortcuts is not a good way.
Re: Few questions
Posted: 04 Nov 2015 15:17
by admin
The recent beta version has it:
Re: Few questions
Posted: 04 Nov 2015 15:30
by TheQwerty
copenhagen wrote:1. Is there a functions of typical file commander manager (like Total Commander, FAR) in dual tab mode like F5 for copy, F6 for move?
copenhagen wrote:Thanks, but it's unusable
Custom programs' shortcuts are impossible to remember, when there are standart shortcuts everywhere... And customizing to make program have industry standart shortcuts is not a good way.
F5 for refresh and F6 for moving focus are far more standard than copying/moving items between panes.
Are you seriously proposing that because you (1) refuse to learn new/different shortcuts and also (2) refuse to configure XY as desired, that everyone else should modify their behavior?