You would be surprised to see how many "mouse people" use thatBalderstrom wrote:I wonder if anyone actually uses the Function Toolbar?
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Default action for Shift+F2 is Compare Directories (cm_CompareDirs) - a very useful command, which also exists in an extended version: cm_CompareDirsWithSubdirsShift+F2 also has an odd function that I haven't noticed before --> "select all in both panes".
L-Shift + Click on F6 button is probably more annoying than Shift+F6 (for a keyboard user like me): right hand now has to use the mouse, and not for just a click, but now I also have to go to that F6 button. As I work with 22"+ screens, that may mean I'll have to move the mouse on a distance that may be longer than the size of my mouse pad, if my pointer was somewhere close to the upper corners of the screen. With screens getting bigger and bigger, I believe applications should avoid developing frequently used buttons all around their interface. Personally, the TC bottom buttons served me only as Info-reminders for very useful functions of my F-keys, in my first months of TC usage.Coco wrote:For information you can use the left shift + click on the F6 move button to do the rename.
Or even a simple click on the file like in the explorer.
For this reason:pdavit wrote:If Christian we go down that road then a whole list of shortcuts must be changed. F5 for refreshing and not for copying and so on...
TC is a completely deferent and completely customizable (to some extend) tool so why bother?...
I know several tech-oriented guys (working in hardware and software support), who rejected TC because they mastered all secrets of Explorer, while TC made them uncomfortable, partly also because of the different hotkeys.fabiochelly wrote:I voted YES and I think it would be better for the beginners (many stop using TC a few minutes after trying it for stupid reasons like this one)
yes, partially. But on quite a few applications CTRL+R is also the hotkey for REMOVE (i.e. delete). Example given: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mp3tagHolgerK wrote:<Ctrl+R> to refresh a view is also a standard Window hotkey.