I know double-clicking on the information tab in File Explorer or Finder copies the file name, but I'd like to be able to copy the file name without opening the information pane.
I think it would be much more convenient to copy file names with a middle mouse click.
Is there a way to copy file names with a middle mouse click?
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Re: Is there a way to copy file names with a middle mouse click?
And for this kind of stuff custom event actions exist (yeah, middle-click on files/folders is supported as well)...
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Re: Is there a way to copy file names with a middle mouse click?
Yeah, but there's no file name copy in the custom event action. Scripts are hard to use
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Re: Is there a way to copy file names with a middle mouse click?
Forget the mouse:
Ctrl+P: Name with path
Ctrl+Shift+P: Name without path
Ctrl+P: Name with path
Ctrl+Shift+P: Name without path
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Re: Is there a way to copy file names with a middle mouse click?
Scripts are hard to use
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