Use Win key in keyboard shortcuts
Posted: 01 Nov 2007 09:42
Is it possible to add the Win key when assigning shortcuts?
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No, unfortunately not.ugus wrote:Is it possible to add the Win key when assigning shortcuts?
I use AHK as well (with Win key) for shortcuts to folders in XY...Gandolf wrote:I use AHK (www.autohotkey.com) because it does allow the Win key.
If you think you don't have enough KS, I know a way to give you up to 8 times more KS... just in case...ugus wrote:I use AHK as well (with Win key) for shortcuts to folders in XY...Gandolf wrote:I use AHK (www.autohotkey.com) because it does allow the Win key.
(Just wanted to have it all in XY...)
Yeah, but I hope you also know a way to memorize all of themadmin wrote:I know a way to give you up to 8 times more KS... just in case...
You mean its hard to find some FREE CKS, right? I though about that... A simple popup selection list of a free KS should do.serendipity wrote:Haaa!! about memorizing, how about "Report CKS"? I would like to have a printed format of my shortcuts. Customized cheat sheets. Sometimes its hard to find some CKS, so a find option for CKS would be good too. I thought Don had some ideas about "find-as-you-type" feature for future.
i am curious to know about 8 times KS thing.
For this I would have to tag all functions for their various relatednesses... that's almost impossible. Or do you have another idea?serendipity wrote:Well, not only free but any cks. For eg. if i want to see all tree related cks, I should be able to find them instead of browsing them in every category. I think this would make CKS (and UDC) even more user-friendly.
Already built in: see the menu "Options"!serendipity wrote:Well, as long as I can find all menu titles its should be fine. I would prefer either a filter type search or type-as-you-find.
BTW, is it possible to export CKS to file or print it?
serendipity wrote:BTW, is it possible to export CKS to file or print it?
Like serendipity, i found this option only because somebody pointed me to it a few days ago. I didn't suspect a menu in a configuration window, therefore i just overlooked it.admin wrote:Already built in: see the menu "Options"!![]()
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Backspace Up
Enter Open Selected Item(s)
Esc Stop
Del Delete
Numpad Multiply Fully Expand
Numpad Divide Fully Collapse
F1 Contents and Index
F2 Rename
F3 Find Now
F4 Refresh Tree
F5 Refresh File List
F6 Cycle Focus
F7 Go to Previous Location
F8 Show Catalog
F9 Configuration...
F11 Preview Image Full Screen
F12 Show Info Panel
Shift+Backspace Down
Shift+Del Delete (No Recycle Bin)aligned: soe keys are very long (Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Numpad Subtract...) , it would not look good.Pagat wrote:One more thing about the cheat sheets: Could it be implemented that the "rows" of the exported file are aligned?
Or maybe an option for a .csv output?
Yet another discovered featureadmin wrote:BTW, did you know that the commands list has a context menu??
Yeah, this bothered me too. (Also if descriptions are included). Then i remembered what you said in a topic a few days ago: "I did not like that question so I stopped thinking about it.admin wrote:aligned: soe keys are very long (Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Numpad Subtract...) , it would not look good.
Indeed! i didn't notice because my text editor converts tabs to spaces...admin wrote:It's tab separated -- you can convert it to CSV.