Keyboard shortcut to show the size of each folder in a directory

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Keyboard shortcut to show the size of each folder in a directory

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There is a keyboard shortcut that will display the amount of disk space taken by each sub-folder in the directory. But I keep forgetting it. Would appreciate if someone can remind me of that shortcut.

Also, how do I get the same result by using the TC's menu system?

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Re: Keyboard shortcut to show the size of each folder in a directory

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CTRL-L or Menu:Files > Calculate Occupied Space...
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Re: Keyboard shortcut to show the size of each folder in a directory

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aptiva4tc,
Alt-Shift-Enter. It's not in the standard menus.

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Mal angenommen, du drückst Strg+F, wählst die FTP-Verbindung (mit gespeichertem Passwort), klickst aber nicht auf Verbinden, sondern fällst tot um.
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Re: Keyboard shortcut to show the size of each folder in a directory

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If you want the Dialog with the Summary ^L is the one you need cm_GetFileSpace
if you want to get the detail of each folder in the panel !+Enter the one you need is cm_CountDirContent

You could create a button on the vertical bar using the command you want to have quick access !
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Re: Keyboard shortcut to show the size of each folder in a directory

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Hacker wrote: 2020-04-21, 10:24 UTC aptiva4tc,
Alt-Shift-Enter. It's not in the standard menus.

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Roman
Thanks. This is what I am looking for.
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