Total Commander 6.50 Final Realkeyfeatures In Total Commander 6.50 Now include:
Two file windows side by sideMultiple language supportEnhanced search functionCompare files / synchronize directoriesQuick View panel with bitmap displayZIP, ARJ, LZH, RAR, UC2, TAR, GZ, CAB, ACE archive handling pluginsBuilt-in FTP client with FXP (server to server) And Http Proxy SupportParallel Port Link, Multi-Rename ToolTabbed Interface, Regular Expressions, History Favorites Buttonsnew: thumbnails View, Custom Column, Enhanced Searchand Many More!
Or is there a word, when you are familiar with TC, you will find that you can't leave this excellent software. Remember, use TC, be sure to go to its plug-in page. . Softhouse.com.cn / download / download_3.jsp? id = 66102005-1-22 Seeing someone in the Shark Pill Forum Summary TC6.5 shortcut:
6.5, the function has enhanced a lot, the original shortcut key settings also changed, looked at it, the way is the following :), if you are not familiar with friends, there may be many things that are less suitable (that is, I If you don't use it), please refer to your help documentation. Total Commander 6.5 shortcut key table
F1 Help F2 Refresh Source Window F3 Quick View F4 Edit File F5 Copy File F6 Renamed or Mobile File F7 Create Directory F8 Delete File (to Recycle Bin) F9 Activate the menu above the source window (start from the left or start from the right side) F10 Activates the left menu or cancel menu Activity Status Back to the source window (Get Focus) Alt F1 Switch Left Window Drive Alt F2 Switch Right Window Drive Alt F3 Use Alt SHIFT F3 Start the Quick Viewer and use the internal viewer to transfer file (without plug-in or multimedia) Alt F4 exit ALT F5 compressed files Alt Shift F5 compression and delete the source file ALT F7 Find Alt F8 Open the command line history List Alt F9 Extract Specify File ALT F10 Open Current Directory Tree Directory Structure Dialog SHIFT F1 Custom View Menu Shift F2 Comparison File List SHIFT F3 When multiple files are selected, only the file where the cursor is located Shift F4 Creates a new text file and tune the editor Shift F5 in the same directory copy file (also renamed) SHIFT F10 Display Context menu Shift Ctrl F5 creates shortcuts for selected multiple files (only Windows 95/98 / NT New Command Interpretation Valid) SHIFT F6 Rename Multiple files in the same directory SHIFT ESC minimizes TC to tray ALT LEFT / RIGHT to the last level / next level of the access directory Contents Alt Down Open Access Directory list (similar to the Historical list of WWW browser) NUM extension selection range (Open Condition Settings Window) NUM - Contraction Extension Scope (Open Condition Settings Window) NUM * Reverse Select Num / Restore Selection Ctrl Num All Ctrl Num - Abandon Select any file ALT NUM Select all files with the same extension (extension is determined by the extension of the file in the cursor) Ctrl PGUP or Backspace to switch to the previous directory ( CD ..) Ctrl CTRL SHIFT F1 Thumbnail Display (Preview Picture) CTRL F1 Display File List (File Name) Ctrl F2 Display File Details (All Details of Files) Ctrl Shift F2 Note View (Create new annotation) CTRL Z) Ctrl F3 Press file name Sort Ctrl F4 Press the extension Ctrl F5 Press the date / time sorted by the file Ctrl F6 Sort by file size Ctrl F7 does not sort CTRL F8 Display Tree Ctrl F9 Using the associated program print cursor location file Ctrl F10 Display all files Ctrl F11 Display program file CTRL F12 Display User Specified file Tab Switch the Letter to the command line between the left and right file list window, the cursor jumps to the command Row INSERT Select a file or directory Space Select a file or directory (the same as the INSERT function). If you use the space bar on the unselected directory where the cursor is located, the size of the space is calculated and in the
Alt Enter Display Properties Page Ctrl A All Ctrl B Directory Branch: Displays the current directory and all subdirectory content Ctrl C (32 bit) CTRL C (32 bit) Copy file to the clipboard Ctrl D Open common fast fast Access to the directory list ('Directory Bookmark') Ctrl F Connect to the FTP Server Ctrl Shift F Disconnected from the FTP Server Ctrl i Switch to Directory Ctrl L Calculate the space (for the selected file) Ctrl M Batch rename tool CTRL SHIFT M Change FTP Transfer Mode CTRL N New FTP Connection (Input URL or Host Address) Ctrl P Copy Current Path to Command Line Ctrl Q Use Quick View Panel Replace File Window Ctrl R Refresh Source Catalog CTRL T Open new folder page and activate Ctrl Shift T opens new folder page, but do not activate Ctrl U exchange directory Ctrl Shift U exchange directory and folder content Ctrl V (32 bit ) Paste from the clipboard to the current directory Ctrl W Close the currently activated folder page Ctrl Shift W Close all open folder plans Ctrl x (32 bit) Cut file to the clipboard Ctrl z Edit File CTRL UP Open Ctrl Shift Up in the new folder page in the new folder page to open the cursor in another window (new folder page) Open Ctrl Tab jump to the next folder page Ctrl Shift TAB jump Go to the previous folder page Altgr Letter (s) or Ctrl Alt Letter (s) Quick Search in the current directory (with file name starting with the specified letter) Other Keys: See the command line (below) ENTER Execute the command line command, the command line contains at least one command letter, otherwise the program is located in the source window). If the command is CD, MD or RD, execute (not a DOS window) inside (not displayed), if an internal DOS command is executed, this command is executed in DOS. Shift-enter is similar to Enter, but adds / c parameters after the command is executed. After the called DOS program ends, its window will not shut down automatically. This command is valid when there is a Noclose.PIF configuration file in the Windows directory. The file where the cursor in the Ctrl-Enter Source window is attached to the end of the command line. The Ctrl-Shift-Enter cursor is located and its path attached to the end of the command line Ctrl-Cursordown or Alt F8 opens the command list (historical list) recently used by the command line. Press and hold the CTRL button and select the appropriate command record using the up and down arrows. Press and hold the left and right arrows, you can edit the command line, which will automatically turn off the command list. Tab returns the cursor to the source directory. The Cursor key is in the source window before the cursor is transferred to the command line, and the left and right arrows will move in the command. If you use a file list view, these keys will move in the source directory, and you must hold down the Shift key to move them in the command line. Even at the cursor in the command line, the up and down arrows of the cursor will move the cursor in the source window. ESC, CTRL Y Clear Command Line Ctrl C (32 Bit) Copy Selected Text to Clipboard Ctrl X (32 Bit) Cut Select File to Clipboard Ctrl V (32 Bit) Paste text from the clipboard Go to the command line Ctrl K to delete the word Ctrl t on the left side of the cursor to delete the cursor right
