function key button bar: allow to use modifier like ALT, CTRL, Shift or Win
Posted: 2021-04-09, 13:48 UTC
I have a question related to the function key button bar.
(Configuration --Options --Layout --Show function key buttons)
I modify and use the function key button bar.
The reason is that I don't remember all the hotkeys I set.
First
Change the language file of the text in the path below.
C: \ Program Files \ totalcmd \ LANGUAGE \ WCMD _ *. LNG
Modify the lower part of the file contents.
1072 = "F3 View"
1073 = "F4 Edit"
1074 = "F5 Copy"
1075 = "F6 Move"
1076 = "F7 New Folder"
1077 = "F8 Delete"
1078 = "Alt + F4 Exit"
I use it after modifying it as below.
1072 = "F3 File Finder" (cm_SearchFor)
1073 = "F4 Folder comparison" (cm_DirMatch)
1074 = "F5 Selection Batch View" (cm_DirBranchSel)
1075 = "F6 MRF" (cm_MultiRenameFiles)
1076 = "F7 Select all files" (cm_ExchangeSelFiles)
1077 = "F8 Delete"
1078 = "F9 Properties" (cm_Properties)
So I can conveniently use shortcuts that I do not remember because I use them occasionally.
Suddenly an idea like this comes to mind.
When I press the Alt key, I want the Alt-related function key button bar to appear.
When I press the Ctrl key, I want the Ctrl-related function key button bar to appear.
When I press the Shift key, I want the Shift-related function key button bar to appear.
When I press the Win key, I want the Win-related function key button bar to appear.
It would be convenient to write down the Alt key, Ctrl key, Shift and related shortcuts like a memo bar.
The memo bar could use the left mouse click
Also, It would be better if it could serve as a memo bar for both keys.
Ctrl + Alt
Ctrl + Shift
Alt + Shift
Win + Ctrl
Win + Alt
Win + Shift
(Configuration --Options --Layout --Show function key buttons)
I modify and use the function key button bar.
The reason is that I don't remember all the hotkeys I set.
First
Change the language file of the text in the path below.
C: \ Program Files \ totalcmd \ LANGUAGE \ WCMD _ *. LNG
Modify the lower part of the file contents.
1072 = "F3 View"
1073 = "F4 Edit"
1074 = "F5 Copy"
1075 = "F6 Move"
1076 = "F7 New Folder"
1077 = "F8 Delete"
1078 = "Alt + F4 Exit"
I use it after modifying it as below.
1072 = "F3 File Finder" (cm_SearchFor)
1073 = "F4 Folder comparison" (cm_DirMatch)
1074 = "F5 Selection Batch View" (cm_DirBranchSel)
1075 = "F6 MRF" (cm_MultiRenameFiles)
1076 = "F7 Select all files" (cm_ExchangeSelFiles)
1077 = "F8 Delete"
1078 = "F9 Properties" (cm_Properties)
So I can conveniently use shortcuts that I do not remember because I use them occasionally.
Suddenly an idea like this comes to mind.
When I press the Alt key, I want the Alt-related function key button bar to appear.
When I press the Ctrl key, I want the Ctrl-related function key button bar to appear.
When I press the Shift key, I want the Shift-related function key button bar to appear.
When I press the Win key, I want the Win-related function key button bar to appear.
It would be convenient to write down the Alt key, Ctrl key, Shift and related shortcuts like a memo bar.
The memo bar could use the left mouse click
Also, It would be better if it could serve as a memo bar for both keys.
Ctrl + Alt
Ctrl + Shift
Alt + Shift
Win + Ctrl
Win + Alt
Win + Shift