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== Useful Scripts == | == Useful Scripts == | ||
[[ | [[Always copy / move in Queue]] | ||
[[Backspace In Drive Root Opens My Computer]] | |||
[[Close or minimize windows]] | |||
[[ | [[Copy Filename To Clipboard When Inplace-renaming]] | ||
[[ | [[Copy Selection To Clipboard In Lister]] | ||
[[Go To Parent Directory When Doubleclicking Border]] | [[Go To Parent Directory When Doubleclicking Border]] | ||
[[Launch external diff]] | |||
[[Popup the splitter menu]] | [[Popup the splitter menu]] | ||
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[[Reset the MultiRenameTool automatically]] | [[Reset the MultiRenameTool automatically]] | ||
[[ | [[Run or activate Total Commander]] | ||
[[ScrollLock functionality]] | [[ScrollLock functionality]] | ||
[[ | [[Send a command to Total Commander]] | ||
[[ | [[Shutdown computer after download or copy]] | ||
[[Start Notepad In Lister]] | [[Start Notepad In Lister]] | ||
[[ | [[Unpack each archive to a separate subdir]] | ||
Back to [[Scripting utilities]] | Back to [[Scripting utilities]] | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 26 August 2005
AutoHotkey is an utility you can use to script operations in Total Commander. Its focus, as the name implies, are Hotkeys which can be created pretty fast. Another great feature missing in AutoIt are Hotstrings. Here is a discussion about the difference between AutoIt3 and AutoHotkey at the Total Commander forum: FYI: Using SendMessage with AutoIt
Useful Scripts
Backspace In Drive Root Opens My Computer
Copy Filename To Clipboard When Inplace-renaming
Copy Selection To Clipboard In Lister
Go To Parent Directory When Doubleclicking Border
Reset the MultiRenameTool automatically
Run or activate Total Commander
Send a command to Total Commander
Shutdown computer after download or copy
Unpack each archive to a separate subdir
Back to Scripting utilities