Internal DC commands, which are very lacking in TC

[Sir_SiLvA]

CTRL+SHIFT+F5 Does NOT create a shortcut next to itself. To do this, you will have to include the same directory on the parallel panel as the original one. This is not always convenient to do - you have to switch tabs - as a fact, extra movements.

No, you press CTRL+SHIFT+F5, delete the path (not the filename) and you get what you want...

[petermad]

2Seyran_72

The command "Create a shortcut to a file in the source panel" is missing

Yo can make that command in your usercmd.ini file yourself:

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[em_CreateShortcutSamePanel]
cmd=cm_CreateShortcut
param=/T="%P%O.lnk"

[j7n]

I don't understand the unwillingness to add file system links or wipe. The program claims to offer "total" control and yet witholds some options. Undeletion doesn't really work anymore on an SSD because the space gets freed up instantly by the trim feature. It is also possible to overwrite one file with another through the copy function. An old-fashioned program like this is mainly used by experienced users.

I am mainly interested in links and don't need wipe.

[Seyran_72]

No, you press CTRL+SHIFT+F5, delete the path (not the filename) and you get what you want...

Sir_SiLvA, I didn't realize that this could be done. Thanks for the advice!

[Seyran_72]

Yo can make that command in your usercmd.ini file yourself:

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[em_CreateShortcutSamePanel]
cmd=cm_CreateShortcut
param=/T="%P%O.lnk"

petermad, thanks for the tip. But I created an empty usercmd.ini file in the Commander's program directory, entered the letter for the letter of your text, restarted the Commander, but the "Create Shortcut" icon (using the "CreateShortcut" command for me) still suggests creating a shortcut with the path corresponding to the panel on the other side of the program.
What did I do wrong?

[Sir_SiLvA]

Sir_SiLvA, I didn't realize that this could be done. Thanks for the advice!

So in other words you didnt even use CTRL+SHIFT+F5 before my second comment....

[Seyran_72]

Sir_SiLvA, I didn't realize that this could be done. Thanks for the advice!

So in other words you didnt even use CTRL+SHIFT+F5 before my second comment....

No, I use the CTRL + SHIFT + F5 combination. I just didn't think to remove the path and leave only the file name in order to get a shortcut in the source folder))
Thank you again! Simple and tasteful, as they say))

[petermad]

2Seyran_72

but the "Create Shortcut" icon (using the "CreateShortcut" command for me) still suggests creating a shortcut with the path corresponding to the panel on the other side of the program.

By "Create Shortcut" icon - do you mean a button in the buttonbar? If that is the case you have to edit the button's command from cm_CreateShortcut to em_CreateShortcutSamePanel