If Total Commander is active, nearly all keyboard input is directed to the command line.
Here is the layout for some keys:
ENTER | The command line is executed, if it contains at least one character (otherwise, the program under the cursor in the source window is started). If the command is cd, md or rd, it is executed internally. If it is an internal DOS command, DOS will be executed with this command. Otherwise, a program with the given name is executed. |
SHIFT-ENTER | Similar to ENTER, but with preceding command /c. After the called DOS program is terminated, its window is not automatically closed. This will only work if the file noclose.pif is in your Windows directory. |
CTRL-ENTER | The file under the cursor in the source directory is added to the end of the command line. |
CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER | The file under the cursor including its path is added to the end of the command line. |
or ALT+F8 | A list with the latest command lines (history-list) is opened. Hold down the CTRL key and use the up and down cursor keys to select an entry. By pressing the left or right key, you can edit the command line. This automatically closes the list. |
TAB | Puts the cursor back to the source directory. |
Cursor keys | Cursor left and cursor right move the cursor through the command line, even if the cursor was in the source directory before. If brief was selected, these keys move the cursor through the source directory. You then have to hold down SHIFT to move it inside the command line. |
ESC, CTRL+Y | Clears the command line. |
CTRL+C (32 bit) | Copy selected text to clipboard |
CTRL+X (32 bit) | Cut selected text to clipboard |
CTRL+V (32 bit) | Paste text from clipboard to command line. |
CTRL+K | Delete to end of line |
CTRL+W | Delete the word to the left of the cursor |
CTRL+T | Delete the word to the right of the cursor |