Logitech MX510
ThumbKeys: Ctrl, Shift
Scrollwheel button: Delete
Other 3, Varies depending on program.
The onehanded DropNdrag!!
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Balderstrom
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@balderdash
thats' poppy cock and besides the point at that.
thats' poppy cock and besides the point at that.
We call it WindowsCommander because it commands Windows, not "Total".
even though it'd be cool to command a 7 trillion dollar oil company
It won Best Alternative File Manager
http://polldaddy.com/poll/810222/
First comment = my girl! ;)
even though it'd be cool to command a 7 trillion dollar oil company
It won Best Alternative File Manager
http://polldaddy.com/poll/810222/
First comment = my girl! ;)
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Balderstrom
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Balderstrom...brian wrote:@balderdash
thats' poppy cock and besides the point at that.
You can hold down right-click, to change copy-to-move.
Personally, I agree with the minority (here), Explorer's implementation is better. I most often: 1) MOVE things to sub-folders|same drive, and 2) COPY to other drives. The drag overlay in Explorer looks professional and is more informative.
Except user opinion rarely matters when it comes to TC. And minority user opinion doesn't matter at all. Also TC is not the program you go to if you prefer mouse-to-keyboard, as TC is pretty much anti-mouse.
Although today, 11 years later you can get a cheap near-noname mouse with more buttons than you can probably use.
*BLINK* TC9 Added WM_COPYDATA and WM_USER queries for scripting.