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Oh God,Flint wrote:Absolutely in the same magic location where it has always been. Press RMB and hold it pressed for about a second — the context menu will appear.Ross wrote:Where exactly? I dind't find that magic location
Virtual directories, like the recycle bin, the font folder, task scheduler, network connections, etc..., either included with the OS or created later by 3rd party apps, which include special columns, buttons, menu entries, etc.. which are not supported by TC. You can open the virtual directories in TC, but the functionality is very limited.What's that?
Well, remap some other mouse button to behave like RMB just in TC, or add TC to exclusion list, or use some other hotkey, like Shift+Alt+Ctrl+Drag, etc...I use Autohotkey, and my rightbutton (when held down) is being used by the NiftyWindows function to drag windows!!
Put the cursor on the first file and hold Insert.what if I'd like to inverse the selection in a range?
Hm, can't reproduce, the rectangle always selects here in Explorer.That's what the rectangle is used for, among many other things in Explorer.
...what means that we have to take our hands off the mouse to use the right hand to press insert, since the left is busy in the area limited by F6, 7, y, h, b... so, the need to either hold ins or (de)select files one by one with the mouse means that you lose some seconds. Ok, this appers to be paranoid, but we're talking about the stress era. Every centisecond counts when it comes to ease of use and time to completion.Put the cursor on the first file and hold Insert.
Hm, can't reproduce, the rectangle always selects here in Explorer.
HTH
Roman
