#Mucommander with dropbox windows

Use 1 to enable, any other value to disable 'alias2 d'Ĭhange whether Multi Commander is always on top of other windows.

#Mucommander with dropbox windows

Typing ! in front of the path will force the path/cmd to be opened by the Windows ShellĬreate a new alias for the current path, eg.

Normally Multi Commander will go to a path if it is entered. '*cmd' starts an admin prompt at the current path Start an external program as administrator, e.g. The Command Line field supports some special internal commands: * ', 'mkdir myfolder' and the Explorer Panel will create this folder. Thus if an Explorer Panel is currently active you can type 'cd. The Explorer Panel supports commands such as the command prompt's 'cd' command. For example, '*cmd' will launch the command prompt as Administrator. If you type a command for Windows to launch, you can insert a '*' in front of it to run it as Administrator. If the command is a URL, a browser is opened for it. If the command is a filename and is sent to Windows to be handled, Windows will launch that program. If the extension or plug-in does not handle the command it is sent to Windows to handle. The Command Line field (number 5) allows you to enter commands for the active extension or plug-in. To select a web address, simply select it and press Enter. Web paths are URLs that can be defined in a list of web addresses. To select a Favorite path, simply select it and press Enter. There can be only 10 Quick Paths defined.įavorites are paths that can be defined and stored as a list. Quick Paths are paths that can be selected by pressing Ctrl+num. Clicking the star button brings up the Favorites window. The button shown as a star at the left end of the Command Line. In the Explorer Panel the Back and Forward mouse button can also be used if your mouse supports these buttons. The default keyboard shortcut for Back is Alt+Left Arrow, Forward is Alt+Right Arrow and History is Alt+Down Arrow. From this list a previous location can be accessed quickly.

Historyīutton 3 shows a list of the previous 40 locations that the currently active extension has visited. If this button is held down for 2 seconds, a list of all available forward locations is shown. This can only be done if you have previously gone backwards. Forwardīutton 2 tells the extension to go forward one step. If the active extension is an Explorer Panel it will go back to the previously visited path. If this button is held down for 2 seconds, a list of previous locations that you can select from is displayed. Backīutton 1 tells the extension to go back one step. If the active extension does not support these commands, the buttons are disabled. The buttons are enabled if the active extension (panel) supports back/forward/history. This toolbar can be removed from the display by unchecking the check box in View->Toolbars. The fourth line in the Main Application Layout is the Command Line Bar, shown below. Multi Commander Hangs and is Not Responding.Custom configuration paths, Additional script folders.Extension defined MultiScript functions.Misc functions (Logging, Load/Save to file, Clipboard, MessageBox.Change Look and Feel to Windows Explorer Mode.Default Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows Explorer Style).Default Keyboard Shortcuts (Commander Style).Send to the Clipboard (Path, Filename.Change File Properties (Attributes, Date/Time).Pasting Clipboard Data into Explorer Panel.