Accessing most recent tasks
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Accessing most recent tasks
Is there a button for accessing the most recent task in case they need to be repeated? For example, suppose I synchronize folders 1 and 2, delete some of the files in either folders, and would like to re-do the synchronizing. Instead of clicking on the Synchronize button and changing the left and right folders again, is there a way of simply clicking a button which gives the most recent tasks, from which I can choose the recent 'Synchronize folders 1 and 2'? Thanks.
Re: Accessing most recent tasks
You can save the synhronization parameters with the button in the upper left corner, the one with the blue star on a folder icon on it. The same can be done by pressing F2.
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Re: Accessing most recent tasks
Got it, thank you!Dalai wrote: 2025-01-13, 15:21 UTC You can save the synhronization parameters with the button in the upper left corner, the one with the blue star on a folder icon on it. The same can be done by pressing F2.
Re: Accessing most recent tasks
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Hi,
Synchronize CURRENT directories/sep. task! (ALT+S)|Comparison starts IMMEDIATELY!
%COMMANDER_PATH%\usercmd.ini
%COMMANDER_PATH% is the path where the TOTALCMD.EXE and/or TOTALCMD64.exe file(s) are located.
Add this code to the end of the file. If the file does not yet exist, create it using a text editor.
wincmd.ini - section [Shortcuts]
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Hi,
Synchronize CURRENT directories/sep. task! (ALT+S)|Comparison starts IMMEDIATELY!
%COMMANDER_PATH%\usercmd.ini
%COMMANDER_PATH% is the path where the TOTALCMD.EXE and/or TOTALCMD64.exe file(s) are located.
Add this code to the end of the file. If the file does not yet exist, create it using a text editor.
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[em_Synchronize_CURRENT_DIRECTORIES_in_a_separate_window]
button=TOTALCMD.EXE,32
cmd=%COMMANDER_EXE%
param=/S=S:= "%X%Z%P" "%T"
menu=Synchronize CURRENT directories/sep. task! (ALT+S)|Comparison starts IMMEDIATELY!|"Synchronize directories" window:|- LEFT: F3, RIGHT: Shift+F3 displays file(s) in the Lister...|- Multiple selection possible!|https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=75185
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A+S=em_Synchronize_CURRENT_DIRECTORIES_in_a_separate_window