My very own Feature Request

[AlexF]

I'm not as long-time users as you guys, but here's my requests:
1. Hot-key based turn-on/-off horizonal scroll-bar... Much better for me then cool-tip when I want to see more than one long file in the pane;
2. Hot-key based paste path/filename into clipboard;
3. Unplug/eject a flash-disk drive;
4. Change my IP/Mask/Gateway from scroll-list or with some other aid. A luxury would even be to a short-cut to Window's "Lan Settings" window or better, some other aid.

[Vansumsen]

Hi ALexF,

Just some ideas but not always the good solution...
1° Try to make a button for Horizontal/vertical Change of pannel the command is :"cm_VerticalPanels"
2° Ex : Ctrl+Alt+X, cm_CopyNamesToClip
Ctrl+Alt+C, cm_CopyFullNamesToClip
3° Right Click on the Letter of your flash-disk drive >> Context menu >>> Eject...
4° Sorry : No Local menu for the Lan... Missing in TC ?

Hoping it can help you...

Paul

[Sheepdog]

4. Change my IP/Mask/Gateway from scroll-list or with some other aid. A luxury would even be to a short-cut to Window's "Lan Settings" window or better, some other aid.

Maybe a buton with "ncpa.cpl" (for XP) "netcpl.cpl" (Win98) would help.


sheepdog

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]On 05-10-2004 12:27:12 +0000 AlexF wrote:

A> here's my requests:

Try my TCIPX - as Vansumsen mentioned some features you asked for already implemented but not accessible by default.[/face]

[AlexF]

4. Change my IP/Mask/Gateway from scroll-list or with some other aid. A luxury would even be to a short-cut to Window's "Lan Settings" window or better, some other aid.

Maybe a buton with "ncpa.cpl" (for XP) "netcpl.cpl" (Win98) would help.
sheepdog

Thanks... shortcut to ncap.cpl is not much help. I would like TC to aid in setting of IP/Mask/GW values (ie. from drop-down of previously entered values).

3° Right Click on the Letter of your flash-disk drive >> Context menu >>> Eject...

This doesn't work for me and my flash-disk - I get a TC error - perhaps that's because TC must move to another directory first and not reference the flash-disk.

[Hacker]

perhaps that's because TC must move to another directory first and not reference the flash-disk.

That's true, AFAIK. But that isn't a big problem, is it?

Roman